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latestOpenAPI 3.1.0Proprietary2026-08-034715226.2 KBJurisdiction scorecard
Per-jurisdiction rollup (incident volume, clearance speed, severity mix, construction schedule drift, road-condition coverage, source uptime) with a 0-100 composite score, optionally ranked. Returns all active jurisdictions by default. Requires Pro+ plan.
Construction fields. construction_overrun_avg_days is the average net movement of the published end date — the last end date the source published for a job minus the first one it published, in days. Positive means jobs are typically pushed later, so a DOT reporting +6 has historically needed about six days more than it first advertised. It is derived from the recorded per-revision history, not from when the job disappeared from the feed.
construction_reschedule_avg counts only material reschedules — moves of at least one day. Feeds that publish a rolling ETA (an end time creeping forward by minutes on every poll) are not rescheduling anything, and those steps are excluded.
Jobs whose end-date revision history is no longer retained are omitted from both averages rather than counted as zero. Both figures therefore describe jobs with observable revisions; construction_jobs is the full count of tracked jobs and will usually be larger.
Query parameters
Restrict to one jurisdiction code (e.g. GA).
Filter by country.
Window start (YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive).
Window end (YYYY-MM-DD, exclusive upper bound).
Ranking metric.
Max rows; defaults to all ~90 jurisdictions.
Response
Ranked jurisdiction scorecards