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FREE traffic hotline, email and mobile alerts ease holiday travel this year

Traffic.com, a NAVTEQ company, and a leading provider of traffic solutions to consumers and businesses, offers free, personalized solutions to help holiday drivers get to their destinations faster. Whether you are driving to the airport, across town or across the state to celebrate the holidays, Traffic.com can save you time. By visiting http://www.traffic.com, drivers can sign-up for real-time traffic information on-line or on-the-go.

Traffic.com’s suite of free solutions allows visitors to get precise traffic information, helping them to make better decisions about when to leave and determining the fastest route. This information can be personalized to match their destinations and is delivered quickly via the web, by mobile phone or PDA.

Traffic.com’s free website and mobile alerts are available for all U.S.
metropolitan areas. After visiting http://www.traffic.com, visitors can
either enter their zip code or select their starting point on a U.S. map.
Users will then be able to assess their city’s current traffic conditions
as highlighted by red, yellow or green routes. Consumers can view
congestion information as well as road incident details, local events, and
construction locations.

Traffic.com visitors can choose from an array of free solutions including:

• Traffic alerts for customized routes sent to your PC, mobile device, cellular or landline phone
• SMS text message updates via mobile phone or device
• Toll-free traffic hotline updates obtained by calling 1-866-MY-TRAFC (1-866-698-7232)
• Wireless web (WAP) site traffic hotspot updates viewed at http://mobi.traffic.com

Understanding traffic speed slowdowns for the most traveled routes can help holiday travelers plan ahead and avoid congested roads. Visit http://www.traffic.com and let Traffic.com save you travel time.

Source:NAVTEQ press release