What types of layers are there on the Live Map?

In the Live Map view, layers are arranged in the table by frequency of use. Below is a list of the different layers in the order that they appear on the layers table.

Events

Incident	An incident is a type of event that poses danger on the roadway.
Stalled Vehicle	A stalled vehicle is a type of incident that describes any vehicle that is incapable of movement.
Abandoned vehicle	An abandoned vehicle is a type of incident that describes any vehicle that has been left by its owner in a location that is not designated for parking.
Crash	A crash is a type of incident that occurs when a vehicle collides with an obstacle in the roadway or another vehicle.
Left on Arrival	Left on arrival is a type of incident where the vehicle leaves the scene before any action has been taken.
Debris	Debris is a type of incident that means scattered pieces can be found along the roadway.
Hazard	A hazard is a type of incident that may cause damage to a vehicle on the roadway.
Vehicle on Fire	A vehicle on fire is a type of incident where there is uncontrolled burning involving a motor vehicle.
Police Activity	Police activity is a type of incident where a car may be stopped by police, or the police have already arrived on the scene so further action is unnecessary.
EMS	Emergency Medical Services
Damage	Issues related to the infrastructure itself - i.e., Fallen signs or graffiti
Traffic Stop	A vehicle stopped on the side of the roadway.
Wrong Way	A vehicle is traveling in the incorrect direction.
Other	A type of incident that does not match any of the above-mentioned labels.

Traffic Disruptions	A type of event that affects traffic flow in a particular area.
Road Closures	A road closure is a type of traffic disruption that blocks a road to traffic.
Construction	Construction designates a type of traffic disruption that will affect the flow of traffic due to planned activities to upgrade or fix facilities on the roadway.

Congestion	A congestion event refers to a traffic build-up.
Regular	Congestion expected to happen (such as rush hour).
Irregular	Congestion that occurs outside of normal hours. This may be due to undetected events, incidents, and hazards.

Assets

Cameras

Closed-circuit television, also known as video surveillance, are video cameras used to transmit video imagery of a specific location.

DMS

DMS (Digital Message Signs) are stationary or portable boards that display messages to drivers about important traffic information.

Units	A unit is a vehicle that belongs to your agency, which does work out on the roadways.
FSP	Freeway Service Patrol - field units focused on service activities which mean clearing roads ASAP to enable traffic flow
Highway Police	Highway Patrol of state x The traffic police in general (like in NHP)
City Police	Traffic police who have jurisdiction over roadways throughout the region
Fire Department	Fire trucks and related vehicles
Construction	Vehicles associated with construction work along a roadway
EMS	Emergency Medical Services
Maintenance	Vehicles that are performing maintenance on the roadway
Streetsweep	Vehicles used to clean streets
Other	Any vehicle not defined by the above categories