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Beat The Traffic to debut new iPhone and iPad app at Macworld

Beat the Traffic will unveil the latest Beat the Traffic app for the iPhone at the Macworld iWorld 2012 event being held January 26-28 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

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Beat the Traffic will unveil Beat The Traffic 2.0 app for the iPhone at the Macworld iWorld 2012 event being held January 26-28 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

A team of 100 beta-testers will begin using the new Beat the Traffic app, which lets travelers view real-time traffic conditions--such as accidents, traffic congestion, and roadwork delays--and adjust their travel plans.

The new Beat the Traffic app offers interactive maps and additional surface street details; it also lets motorists retrieve travel times and live camera views.

The app will be available for free for the iPhone and iPad in April. Additional tools, such as personalized traffic reports and saved routes, will be available for a fee.

Beat the Traffic 2.0 for iPhone and iPad out in April (screenshots)

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