Posted by Traffic Reporter on September 16th, 2009 in Los Angeles
In 1998 I commuted daily from Sepulveda and the 110 (there is a place there called Harbor City – seriously!). To get to the Herbalife building on La Cienega by LAX was only a 40 minute commute. Same for going home. During rush hour. No kidding. I said to myself, this is Los Angeles, one of the worst-traffic places in the world, but I have a creme puff commute. Well, those aren’t the exact words. But, I was pretty grateful for what I had. Then my job came crashing to an end and I left California.
The End
Posted by Traffic Reporter on September 16th, 2009 in General
Having just upgraded to TrafficReport.com 2.0, there are inevitably “opportunities” to resolve. So, in honor of the government’s recently discontinued snitch-on-a-neighbor program, we invite you to report on any maladies, problems, or feelings you experience on the site (pretty pleeeeeez!).
It is easy to do. Simply click the Feedback button at the top right corner of the traffic map, then report away!
Then pick your smiley face, and select the button you want. Tell us which browser you are using as well as whatever else you want to say.
Thanks a ton!
Posted by Traffic Reporter on September 16th, 2009 in Los Angeles
The truck load of shirts spilled on the 110 this afternoon has been cleaned up. Volunteers were seen leaving the scene in bright colors.
Posted by Traffic Reporter on September 14th, 2009 in Dallas
Rain, as much as we need it right now, can also cause big problems in traffic. Remember that wet roads can be harder to stop or turn on – especially when the rain first starts. Leave a little earlier to allow some extra time in your commute.
Posted by Traffic Reporter on September 14th, 2009 in General
Last weekend Traffic Report was put into maintenance mode so some changes could be implemented, the main changes where made to the overall design of the website and also some changes under the hood.
Please excuse us if you experience some problems, we are working hard to get the website functioning again without any hick-ups.
Stay tuned for further announcements!
