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Real-time Traffic Information To Become Key Feature For Navigation, Says ABI Research
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Real-time traffic information services will reach more than 83 million paid or registered users worldwide by 2012, according to a new study from ABI Research. "When it comes to collecting and distributing useful traffic data," says research director Mike Ippoliti of ABI Research, "the emphasis is shifting.
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