Described by Texas transportation officials as perhaps the most comprehensive traffic project in
the country, the approximately 17-mile LBJ Express renovation encompasses improvements
along IH-635 and IH-35E. While these improvements, will expand the capacity of the
current road, relieving traffic congestion for millions of North Texas commuters
each year, until construction is complete in 2016, drivers can expect all kinds of delays and
nothing short of 'Carmageddon'… So, What Now?
To help remedy the ongoing traffic on
the LBJ Express, people are coming
together to form The Carmageddon
Resistance - a grassroots band
of drivers all on a mission to fight
Texas traffic, wherever it is found.
To be part of The
Carmageddon Resistance,
drivers should download
Waze to their phones and follow
the group on Twitter
(@CarmageddonDFW) , where they'll
receive round-the-clock communiques
providing real-time traffic updates,
effective alternative routes and other
up-to-the-moment local road info…
What is Waze and how can it Help?
Waze is a free traffic and navigation app that uses real-time
road reports from drivers nearby to save commuting time, and improve everyday driving.
Way more than just another free navigation app, Waze's social layer is what sets it apart - giving drivers
the power to work together to report and receive the most relevant traffic information available at any
given moment.
Waze is as interactive as you want it to be - by simply driving with the app open on your phone,
you passively contribute traffic and other road data that Waze incorporates to keep the map 100% live,
but you can also take a more active role by sharing road reports on accidents, police traps, or any other hazards along the way, helping to give other users in the area a 'heads-up' about what's to come. Waze also integrates tweets about current traffic, Foursquare check-ins, Facebook friends on the road, as well as points, ranks and badges..
the country, the approximately 17-mile LBJ Express renovation encompasses improvements
along IH-635 and IH-35E. While these improvements, will expand the capacity of the
current road, relieving traffic congestion for millions of North Texas commuters
each year, until construction is complete in 2016, drivers can expect all kinds of delays and
nothing short of 'Carmageddon'… So, What Now?
To help remedy the ongoing traffic on
the LBJ Express, people are coming
together to form The Carmageddon
Resistance - a grassroots band
of drivers all on a mission to fight
Texas traffic, wherever it is found.
To be part of The
Carmageddon Resistance,
drivers should download
Waze to their phones and follow
the group on Twitter
(@CarmageddonDFW) , where they'll
receive round-the-clock communiques
providing real-time traffic updates,
effective alternative routes and other
up-to-the-moment local road info…
What is Waze and how can it Help?
Waze is a free traffic and navigation app that uses real-time
road reports from drivers nearby to save commuting time, and improve everyday driving.
Way more than just another free navigation app, Waze's social layer is what sets it apart - giving drivers
the power to work together to report and receive the most relevant traffic information available at any
given moment.
Waze is as interactive as you want it to be - by simply driving with the app open on your phone,
you passively contribute traffic and other road data that Waze incorporates to keep the map 100% live,
but you can also take a more active role by sharing road reports on accidents, police traps, or any other hazards along the way, helping to give other users in the area a 'heads-up' about what's to come. Waze also integrates tweets about current traffic, Foursquare check-ins, Facebook friends on the road, as well as points, ranks and badges..
