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N-1-1 numbers (pronounced "N-one-one") give simplified access to special services and 2-1-1: community services information in many parts of the country 3-1-1: government non-emergency services (especially in New York City) 4-1-1: directory assistance, usually a toll call 5-1-1: traffic/tourist information, not available in all areas 6-1-1: telephone company customer service and repair 7-1-1: relay service for people with communication difficulties. In New York State, if 7-1-1 doesn't work, use 800-421-1220. 8-1-1: "Call before you dig," underground public utility location service 9-1-1: emergency services fire911 and 411 work from most telephones in the U.S.and Canada; availability of other numbers varies by location.NON N-1-1 NUMBERS 0-1-1 followed by a country code: used for international calls 1-1-1 used for internal telephone company purposes

Provides information about travel advisories, road construction and travel options throughout New York State.

Provides information about travel advisories, road construction and travel options throughout New York State.

Provides information about highway conditions, public transportation services, and related information that commuters and other travelers can access.

* Provides information on transportation services and conditions throughout New York State.

Provides useful, high quality, comprehensive, readily available and accessible travel information, for multiple modes of transportation, in a timely manner to its customers.The 511 service provides information on incidents, status, modal availability, travel speed and time, roadway conditions, congestion, work zones, weather, planned event, and tourism.

NYS DOT 5-1-1 provides an information line that keeps drivers up-to-date on road conditions for construction, detours, road conditions and closures due to accidents, storms, emergencies, and more.