By: gary price

gary price — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 02:38:55 +0000

From a driving standpoint, it's one thing to read the traffic on a map, another thing to see it. For NYC you can visit: http://nyctmc.org/ and see live cams in all 5 boroughs. They even offer a version of the site for mobile. http://service.nyctmc.org/mobile/ Trafficland.com aggregates cameras from throughout the U.S., Denmark, UK, New Zealand, and Canada. New York metro is included. See: http://www.trafficland.com/#city/NYC See Also: Real Time Alerts for NJ-NYC PATH Trains http://www.paalerts.com/recentalerts.aspx See Also: Trips123.com: Real Time Traffic and Transit for Parts of NY, NJ, and CT. Uses Google Mpas. http://www.trips123.com/ See Also: New Jersey Transit Advisories http://www.njtransit.com/sa/sa_servlet.srv?hdnPageAction=TravelAlertsTo See Also: MTA Transit Advisories http://www.mta.nyc.ny.us/mta/advisories.htm Need help with public transit routes (global), check out: http://imetro.nanika.net/ over 250 cities available. Some with maps including the very cool i-Métro line maps. Mobile Version http://i-metro.mobi/ Of course, Amtrak plays a big role in NYC and all along the eastern corridor. This database provides real time train info as in the train is running x minutes late/early. Enter train/time info, select train, receive info. http://tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak/TrainStatusSearch Finally, personalized, interactive voice response traffic info (national). 1-866-MY-TRAFC

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