Pocono Summit, PA – July 6th, 2006 – On Thursday, July 6th, at 9 PM Eastern (6 PM Pacific), Commuter-Assist.com will have a special guest Larry Greenfield, from TrafficFlex.
June 14, 2006 (Press Release) --
Pocono Summit, PA – July 6th, 2006 – On Thursday, July 6th, at 9 PM Eastern (6 PM Pacific), Commuter-Assist.com will have a special guest Larry Greenfield, from TrafficFlex.
TrafficFlex “The Traffic Jam Solution for Commuters on Cell Phones”.
TrafficFlex provides commuters with a better way to avoid or escape traffic back-ups by bringing together drivers on a free conference service where they can share information about their common traffic routes.
In a simple, why-didn’t-I-think-of-that? strategy, drivers pass information on to those behind them and get information from those who are on the road ahead of them.
This first “traffic community” was created in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., for drivers using the Dulles Toll Road and a nearby alternate, Route 7.
The service has been a huge success, with dozens of drivers calling in during morning and evening rush hours. Callers keep coming back because it really works, going beyond what radio traffic reports can do and giving commuters a new level of control over their “traffic destiny.”
TrafficFlex will be expanding soon, with new communities being created for other main traffic routes around Washington, and plans to expand into other cities in 2007.
Come learn about the cell phone “killer app” that is becoming a hot topic in the Washington suburbs and turning heads in the traffic management industry.
Find out more about how the service works, how it benefits drivers, how the service will be improved, and – the big question- “So how do they make money!?”
Perhaps you can convince Larry to bring TrafficFlex to your community.
You can ask your questions at the call and/or email the questions as they come up during the week or even while we are on the call.
Anyone is welcome to join, in addition to the commuters themselves, everyone who has contact with the commuter – family, friends, co-workers and employers is invited to join because we know that the commute affects them, as well.
Questions can be asked on the call and/or emailed to info@commuter-assist.com as they come up during the week or even while we are on the call.
This teleconference is a service of Commuter-Assist.com, free to commuters and all who love them, work with them, and employ them. Visit http://www.commuter-assist.com/teleconference.htm to sign up and the telephone number will be emailed to you.
Everyone will find this teleconference useful.
Join us!
About Dr. Mastria:
Marie A. Mastria, PHD, CLC, PCC had been practicing clinical psychology for over ten years when she discovered the then budding field of life coaching. She studied for certification and began consulting and coaching in the specialties of executive, life and wellness coaching. After discovering that there was a need to provide commuters with solutions for a happier, healthier commute she has devoted her time to developing the Commuter-Assist.com website (http://www.Commuter-Assist.com), e-Courses and e-Books, all with the intention of allowing commuters to arrive renewed, relaxed, and rarin’ to go.
TrafficFlex “The Traffic Jam Solution for Commuters on Cell Phones”.
TrafficFlex provides commuters with a better way to avoid or escape traffic back-ups by bringing together drivers on a free conference service where they can share information about their common traffic routes.
In a simple, why-didn’t-I-think-of-that? strategy, drivers pass information on to those behind them and get information from those who are on the road ahead of them.
This first “traffic community” was created in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., for drivers using the Dulles Toll Road and a nearby alternate, Route 7.
The service has been a huge success, with dozens of drivers calling in during morning and evening rush hours. Callers keep coming back because it really works, going beyond what radio traffic reports can do and giving commuters a new level of control over their “traffic destiny.”
TrafficFlex will be expanding soon, with new communities being created for other main traffic routes around Washington, and plans to expand into other cities in 2007.
Come learn about the cell phone “killer app” that is becoming a hot topic in the Washington suburbs and turning heads in the traffic management industry.
Find out more about how the service works, how it benefits drivers, how the service will be improved, and – the big question- “So how do they make money!?”
Perhaps you can convince Larry to bring TrafficFlex to your community.
You can ask your questions at the call and/or email the questions as they come up during the week or even while we are on the call.
Anyone is welcome to join, in addition to the commuters themselves, everyone who has contact with the commuter – family, friends, co-workers and employers is invited to join because we know that the commute affects them, as well.
Questions can be asked on the call and/or emailed to info@commuter-assist.com as they come up during the week or even while we are on the call.
This teleconference is a service of Commuter-Assist.com, free to commuters and all who love them, work with them, and employ them. Visit http://www.commuter-assist.com/teleconference.htm to sign up and the telephone number will be emailed to you.
Everyone will find this teleconference useful.
Join us!
About Dr. Mastria:
Marie A. Mastria, PHD, CLC, PCC had been practicing clinical psychology for over ten years when she discovered the then budding field of life coaching. She studied for certification and began consulting and coaching in the specialties of executive, life and wellness coaching. After discovering that there was a need to provide commuters with solutions for a happier, healthier commute she has devoted her time to developing the Commuter-Assist.com website (http://www.Commuter-Assist.com), e-Courses and e-Books, all with the intention of allowing commuters to arrive renewed, relaxed, and rarin’ to go.
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