Beat the Traffic is incorporating INRIX's real-time traffic data for 122 metropolitan markets and 100,000 miles of major arterials, freeways and highways, including the entire U.S. Interstate Highway System into its three-dimensional animation video broadcasting platform for delivery of real-time and forecast traffic on air and station Web sites.

The seven initial broadcast television stations using INRIX traffic information at the launch of the partnership include KLAS (Las Vegas), WFTV (Orlando), WPBF (West Palm Beach), WTIC (Hartford), KETV (Omaha), WTVR (Richmond), and WXMI (Grand Rapids).

"INRIX has set a new direction in traffic reporting, and we are very pleased to be working together to bring holistic, accurate traffic data to TV broadcast media. Beat the Traffic's dynamic, high-definition television presentation combined with INRIX data is a clear winner in the marketplace," said Andre Gueziec, president of Triangle Software LLC d.b.a. Beat the Traffic.

Through this partnership, Beat the Traffic is tapping into INRIX's unique "Smart Dust Network" approach of aggregating traffic-related information from more than 350 public and private sources, including traditional road sensors and up-to-the-minute data from over 800,000 GPS-enabled vehicles as well as data from other sources.

As a result, Beat the Traffic is offering its customers the most accurate traffic information available.

"There's simply nothing like it. Beat the Traffic is an extraordinarily accurate program that allows us to move around our market in real-time without rendering to show live traffic conditions, such as road speeds, incidents, constructions and travel times," said Ron Comings, news director of KLAS-TV in Las Vegas. "Our viewers love the clean, easy-to-understand 3D presentation."

"Millions of consumers rely on local broadcast TV traffic reports before they start their commutes," commented Kush Parikh, vice president of business development of INRIX.

"We are thrilled to be partnering with Beat the Traffic -- the clear leader in providing innovative, visually-striking 3D traffic reports to broadcast stations across the country -- to provide customers with the most accurate traffic data possible to help ease their commutes."

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