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Applied Spatial Technology Releases Freeway North America

September 2, 2016 By Editor

Applied Spatial Technology Releases Freeway North America with Seamless Drive Time Analysis for Mexico, the United States, and Canada

Filed Under: Business, DATA Tagged With: Data, freeway, traffic

HERE Adds Reversible Express Lanes Feature to Traffic Service

July 2, 2015 By GISuser

Reversible Lanes

Reversible express lanes are often used in large cities to help alleviate heavy congestion during rush hour periods. These lanes typically sit in the center of large highways and are able to provide extra lanes to drivers in one direction or another. Today, HERE Traffic is the first service to offer information on this feature.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: HERE, Nokia, traffic

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