Avoid Traffic Jams with These Mobile Apps


There are few things worse than getting stuck in traffic, particularly if you are in a hurry or on a long journey with many miles ahead. That is why it is always advisable to find ways to avoid the traffic. Luckily, modern technology has a few tricks up its sleeve, and by downloading one of a number of different apps you may be able to beat the queues. At DCH Audi Oxnard, we recommend avoiding traffic jams this summer with one of these mobile apps.

Beat The Traffic

Beat the Traffic is a pretty self-explanatory app. Once downloaded, Beat the Traffic provides a series of comprehensive maps in real-time to alert drivers of foreseeable road congestion. For even greater peace of mind, drivers can also program routine commutes in the app to receive traffic delay alerts.

Though the standard version of Beat the Traffic is free, drivers can also take advantage of the upgraded version, replete with even more awesome on-the-road features, for a small fee. Prices for the advanced version of Beat the Traffic range from $1.99 to $14.99.

Waze

Waze is a social app that relies on its users to make sure drivers have the best information available. Specifically, the free app collects up-to-the-minute data from its users to continuously update alerts and maps. Users can also report an array of driver-friendly tips, such as car accidents, road hazards and the cheapest gas station nearby. As Waze is dependent on information from numerous people, it is ideal for drivers in cities with a large driving population.

TomTom

Fortunately for drivers, TomTom, a leading manufacturer in traffic navigation devices, also has a smartphone app available. TomTom is an app of convenience, as its up-to-date maps can be used online or offline. The app is also outfitted with lots of useful features, including the option to choose gas-friendly routes to maintain optimal fuel efficiency. TomTom is currently available for $35.99.

Please remember that all devices should be used hands-free to ensure your safety on the road.

 

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