BellSouth's plans will expand 511 into about 10 percent of the country--the largest advance yet. It is already available in four additional states. Where the rubber meets the roadEvery police or highway patrol in the nation feeds traffic information into not just their own computers, but into centralized databases at the U.S. Department of Transportation. It's this information that's been made available now through 511 and hundreds of other telephone numbers. Many police in larger urban areas get their information from rubber sensor strips laid across highways. They are battered every day by hundreds of thousands of cars. If the strips are crushed only every few seconds it means there is a traffic jam. If there is a beep every millisecond, traffic is screaming along.

Police in smaller cities or less-populated areas still generally rely on visual assessments and on radioing in traffic reports, Starting Monday, 20 million more people will begin getting the 4-1-1 on 511, a free traveler's information service reached by dialing those three digits, Minnesotans will be the first people in eight states served by BellSouth to be able to dial 511, using a series of voice commands moshi sensecover iphone xs max smart case - midnight blue to have local traffic or weather conditions read to them, Seven more states--Alaska, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, New Hampshire, New Mexico and Vermont--will get the service by year's end, according to Nadr Essabhoy, applications marketing director for BeVocal, which is providing voice-recognition software for the BellSouth 511 service..

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