Realtime Roadtrip Arbitrage

All of the pass-status sources we have on file, ordered for trip planning. Open passes with a fresh reopen notice get a little extra halo so they stand out quickly on mobile.

Green means open, amber means open with restrictions, red means closed. When a pass has recently flipped open, the icon gets a short-lived halo to call it out.

Each row is one insertion-point snapshot from the sheet. The intermediate Toronto-to-Montreal leg is not stored separately; it shows up as a penalty on the activation score.

This is the shortlist of construction and corridor work most likely to matter for a Munich or Frankfurt entry, plus the Austrian and Swiss segments that can turn a clean drive into a slow one.

Source mix: official road authorities in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The point is not every cone on the map, just the ones with actual route impact.

Snapshot prices are from Expedia and are only useful as a rough value signal. The picks below are the ones that most obviously beat the field on either price, rating, or location.

Value means different things by base: Chur rewards location, Innsbruck rewards balanced pricing, Feldkirch rewards station convenience, and Andermatt rewards access to the passes.