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DGT Infocar e-Traffic: Un GPS con información de tráfico desde tu PC  La DGT tiene un portal web especial, donde cualquiera puede entrar e informarse del estado de las carrecteras de forma interactiva. Hace uso de una tecnología parecida a GoogleMaps, pero incluyendo señalizadores de retenciones, accidentes, etc.
Puedes definir una ruta, y te dirá si hay retenciones o algún problema en tu trayecto. La información está actualizada [...] [..] |
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| Kisai Traffic: telling the time with stylized animated traffic-maps The latest gloriously impractical Kisai watch from TokyoFlash is the Traffic, a watch that displays the time as an animated traffic map -- the $170 LED-watch recharges with USB. Kisai Traffic Kisai Tenmetsu: TokyoFlash's new skinny OLED watch Kisai Keisan: Tokyoflash's bulbous LED watch TokyoFlash Broke Watch: telling time with shattered, animated ......
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| Ford demos car-to-car networking for traffic-shaping: can you spoof it to beat traffic? Ford's Washington Auto Show booth showed off a new range of specialized car-to-car WiFi networks intended to allow cars to automatically negotiate following distances and lane-changes, so that drivers can be alerted to potential traffic hazards. It's a cool idea, but I immediately wondered if you could transmit bogus information about your car's location, speed, etc, in such a way as to cause all [..] |
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| Air Traffic Worldwide LinkScroll down for today's pictures & links.Air Traffic WorldwideThis is a simulation over 24 hours. As you can see most traffic happens between US an [..] |
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World Airline Traffic  Esta es una observación de 24 horas de todos los vuelos de aeronaves de gran tamaño en el mundo, condensada hasta 1:11. Desde el espacio nos [..] |
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Photos from China's 10-day long traffic jam  On Monday, the BBC reported on a 62-mile traffic jam in China, northwest of Beijing, where vehicles had been almost at a standstill for nine days. Naturally, the internet was fascinated. Doctor Who references were made. Personal commutes seemed less terrible by comparison. According to that BBC story, Chinese state TV reported that everything had already returned to normal. This does not appear to [..] |
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| Thieves rip off SIM cards from Johannesburg's traffic signals Criminals in Johannesburg are raiding the city's traffic signals for the SIM chips that allow them to be monitored and reprogrammed using the phone network; the SIMs can be inserted into regular phones to make free, anonymous calls. T The components were ripped out by the criminals from the traffic lights and used to make unlimited calls that have cost JRA a lot of money... In early December 2010 [..] |
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| Kids' sidewalk chalking banned because someone might trip into traffic A cafe in Nunawading, Australia is being forced to stop toddlers from drawing with chalk on its sidewalk, despite the fact that the kids, the cafe, the townspeople and the mayor all like the drawings. The drawings contravene the town's anti-graffiti laws, and the mayor says he can't grant a permit because someone might trip over a child, fall into traffic and die horribly. As Lenore Skenazy says, [..] |
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| Orlando rules against traffic-cams (those who paid tickets may get refunds!) Via the BB Submitterator, reader ReverendFaux says "An Orlando judge has ruled that the traffic cameras that issued nearly half a million tickets were and are illegal. The ruling is facing both praise and criticism, but is definitely an effort to protect people's privacy while out in public." Looks like the ruling may even mean cash reimbursements for those who paid tickets!... [..] |
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Police say gentleman playing "real-life Frogger" in traffic lost game  A 23-year-old man in South Carolina was hospitalized after having been hit by an SUV while playing a real-life version of the video game Frogger, according to police. In the "Frogger" arcade game, players move frogs through traffic on a busy road and through a hazard-filled river. Before he was hit, police say the man had been discussing the game with his friends. Chief Jimmy Dixon says the man ye [..] |
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