SeaTraffic for Palm OS

Up to the minute Seattle Traffic Conditions from Everett to Federal Way

free

Version: 3.1

SeaTraffic by: PDA Traffic, last updated: 16/11/2004

Requirements:

About SeaTraffic

Wireless Seattle Traffic

Traffic data from the Washington State DOT.
Complete color traffic maps from Everett to Federal Way.
One button update for up to the minute traffic conditions.
Access ferry schedules, pass conditions, and more.

Optimized traffic data for fast updates.
Bluetooth®, WiFi®, GSM/GPRS, & CDMA compatible.
Treo® Optimized.
PalmOne, Kyocera, and Samsung compatible.

Wireless software installation & upgrade notifications.
SeaTraffic is a free download!

SeaTraffic, compatible Devices

Garmin iQue 3600, Handspring Treo Series, Kyocera 7135, Kyocera QCP 6035, Palm Treo 600, Palm Tungsten C, Palm Tungsten T, Palm Tungsten T2, Palm Tungsten T3, Palm Tungsten W, Palm Z22, Samsung SPH-i300, Samsung SPH-i330, Samsung SPH-i500

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