Traffic.com provides users real-time traffic report and traffic conditions for cities in the United States. Their software allows you to know which roads are having problems and which are relatively clear. These maps also allow to know exactly where the problem is and so you can find an alternative route. You can even setup a customized traffic report and alerts and receive it via email, phone or text message. Furthermore, you can view their RSS feeds via your RSS reader for up-to-date information.

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National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing(NASCAR) is the governing body for auto racing sport. On their site, you can find tons of information about drivers, statistics, recent standings, latest events and races, photos as well as getting the tickets for NASCAR events. Real-time coverage of events is also available on this site. You can also watch videos on the actual race and with interviews on popular drivers. If you sign up as a member, you can get access to many of the "live" features like viewing total coverage of events.

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AutoWorld is a website meant for automotive pricing and information. They offer their readers a comprehensive pricing guide, from 1995 to the present. And all these are researched and checked manually to ensure accuracy and to make sure it is up to date. All these information are from over 100 over automotive auctions. Furthermore, they have information on specialty vehicles as well as partnerships with others in the automobile industry. You can also read up on the latest automotive news. And this site and it's services are free.

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Need some help to restore some old car of yours? Want to be very cool to drive in some 1950s car and make your neighbours envious of you? I know the feeling, I always wanted to do that. But alas, I can't even tell the difference between a spanner and a hammer, so I gave up. But if you like getting your fingers greasy, you might want to take a look at their site. It shows you tutorials and tips on ways to restore your old car. Of course the problem of spare parts and consumables is always there. Start with the beginners corner and learn the basics. Most people think that with a few weeks of garage experience, they are experts. You can also read up on what others have been restoring to give yourself an idea on the problems again and whether it is possible or not. And the "How-to" section is probably what most people would look to. It contains photos and even step by step instructions. Well, perhaps it is time to dust off that old convertible and perhaps bring it back to life again?

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