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Free traffic is perhaps the best and most long-cherished wish for all online entrepreneurs. There is nothing 100% free in this world, because at least you need to spend time and/or efforts to succeed. Still, the Internet and its technologies change rapidly, and many good minds find new ways to generate traffic.

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Concerned about Gator Bowl traffic? Call 511 (The Florida Times-Union)
The Florida Department of Transportation said people getting through Gator Bowl traffic on game day can get help by calling 511. The free traffic information system allows callers to access real-time road conditions, congestion and construction updates. Callers can stay informed on the roadways, plan alternative routes and avoid congestion. The free 511 system is available for all ...

Toll express lanes ease traffic on urban highways (AP via Yahoo! News)
Attorney David Kubiliun is a typical South Floridian: He lives in a suburb, works in downtown Miami and spends several hours a week sitting in maddening traffic on Interstate 95.

Traffic To Be Limited On Route 175 Bridge (WMUR New Hampshire)
CONCORD, N.H. -- The New Hampshire Department of Transportation is limiting traffic to a single lane on the Route 175 bridge over Eastman Brook in Woodstock, N.H.

Hands-free cell phone not always safe (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
Think you're safer using that hands-free cell phone instead of driving one-handed? Think again. Whether it's hands-free or hand-held, drivers yakking on phones are four times as likely to crash, according to a report released this month from a national traffic safety group.

More patrols, but no free cabs in Indy (The Indianapolis Star)
In Lafayette, if you think you've had too much to drink tonight, you can call a cab and get a free ride home.