Need no mentioning that traffic jams are one of the greatest irritations to star the day with in several cities. But, the environment too, gets its burns form it each second silently! Gallons of fuel burn each second without use trapped in a traffic jam and pollution the atmosphere with poisonous greenhouse gases at the same time!
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A new technology has come to the rescue. It uses cell phone positioning data to report you of the traffic tangles from a distant. The system takes anonymous cell-phone location information and turns it into an illuminated traffic map, helping you identify congestion in real time.
It is the first traffic-solution technology made for monitoring patterns on rural roads and city streets as easily as on highways.
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