Google’s Android-based smartphone users can now heave a sigh of relief as INRIX launches its new application called INRIX TRAFFIC! that helps users reach their destination on time.
This excellent application helps drivers to save their precious time wasted due traffic jams. INRIX TRAFFIC! claims to be the first mobile phone application that blends real-time, crowd-source traffic information from around 1.3 million GPS-enables vehicles along with other public and private sources to inform current and expected traffic conditions. It encompasses more than 160,000 miles of freeways, interstates and highways in 162 cities across the U.S. and Canada. this app offers insights of different conditions arising over the time. Drivers can avoid traffic jams and take the best possible route to make it on time.
“Nothing’s more frustrating than sitting in your car, stuck in traffic, watching the clock knowing that you’re going to be late and there’s nothing you can do about it,” said Bryan Mistele, president and CEO, INRIX. “INRIX TRAFFIC! is the only traffic app available for mobile phones that empowers drivers to improve their daily commutes knowing they can rely on us to provide them with the insight they need for the roads they care about most.”
INRIX TRAFFIC! app provides considerable insights of traffic conditions and allows users to efficiently plan their routes. The app teams up with Clear Channel’s Total Traffic network of professional reporters to offer current traffic scenario and road conditions like construction sites, accidents of around 113 cities across the US. INRIX TRAFFIC! can serve its users during traffic influencing events like concerts, legislative events, school schedules and sporting events. It quickly updates users with real-time access to flow maps to plan better routes. Apart from the information, the application delivers reliable information from the community members of INRIX’s Smart Driver Network.
The INRIX TRAFFIC! app released for iPhone and iPod touch has gained immense popularity in just 90 days after its launch. T-Mobile and Sprint customers can download this app for free.