Mobile Access to Info: See The Traffic from us in the past has some tips on seeing real-time traffic via the TrafficLand web site, which has expanded since our original article to cover more cities.
TrafficLand Continues to Expand, Aggregating Traffic Cams Around the Nation Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we've spotted but not blogged separately:
Real Time Data: TrafficLand Continues to Expand, Aggregating Traffic Cams Around the Nation From Traffic Cams to Digitizing to the Kennedy Library to Archival Records: A Selection of Specialty Database via ResourceShelf
TrafficLand Continues to Expand, Aggregating Traffic Cams Around the Nation, ResourceShelf Part 1 of this roundup is A Real Estate Vertical Search Roundup. Move.com Late last month, Homestore re-branded under the URL Move.com.
TrafficLand Continues to Expand, From The SEW Blog. Schmidt: Google Still A Tech Company Despite The Billboards Figuring everyone's had enough Google exec interviews at the moment that cover the same old ground, I put the Los Angeles Times...
Here in the metro DC area, a free service called TrafficLand.com has been around for over a year and allows you to view real-time images (updated every couple of seconds) of traffic conditions via feeds from more than 400 cameras.
