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View maps and traffic cameras on your Windows Mobile or BlackBerry smartphone

How many times have you found yourself stuck in a traffic jam, construction zone, or even a blizzard, and wished you could have seen the road conditions up ahead before you got there? Radio reports and roadside signs are all well and good, but all too often you’re already caught up in a problem before you hear about it.

Traffic Vizzion (pronounced “vision”) makes it possible to keep an eye on the road ahead by bringing live images from thousands of traffic cameras located across North America and the UK to your Windows Mobile or BlackBerry smartphone. And, uniquely, if you have a built-in or external GPS, Traffic Vizzion patent pending technology can automatically show cameras near to your current location, or along the road directly ahead of you, long before you get there!

In addition, Traffic Vizzion let’s you view high quality Yahoo! maps for your local region and explore those maps using pan and zoom features. If you have a GPS, Traffic Vizzion will display your precise location on the map, and automatically center the map based on your current position, so if you take a wrong turn or have to detour around traffic, it’s easy to get back on track. Traffic camera locations are shown on the map and can be easily selected for viewing.

Traffic Vizzion can save you time, money and frustration by quickly answering questions such as:

“Which route is least congested?”

“I’m lost! How do I get back on track?”

“Are those radio reports/roadside displays up-to-date?”

“What roads could I take to get from A to B?”

“What’s causing this jam?”

“How far am I from my destination?”

“How bad are weather conditions on my route?”

“Will taking the toll road / expressway save me time?”

“Is there an accident up ahead?”

Traffic Vizzion can be used by commuters, business travelers, long-haul drivers, delivery drivers, vacationers, or anyone who needs to view maps or see road conditions ahead of time. And it costs just pennies a day!

Click here to see Traffic Vizzion in action.

Traffic Vizzion

Seeing is believing

Oct 10 2007—Traffic Vizzion chosen as a finalist in the 2007 Best Software Awards.