TomTom’s HD Traffic is derived by combining information
used from multiple GPS probe data sources. The TomTom HD Traffic fusion engine
produces precise delay times and indicates the exact location of congestion on
the road network.
It is our mission to deliver a first-grade and
distinctive driving experience to all our customers. Partnering with TomTom and
AutoNavi supports that mission for we believe that HD Traffic will allow our
drivers to enjoy an efficient, stress-free driving experience,” said
Stefano Villanti, head of sales and marketing, Qoros Auto.
TomTom’s HD Traffic uses industry standards TMC and
OpenLR, TomTom’s open source dynamic location referencing technology which
brings unique coverage on highways and all major roads including city roads.
Recently, TomTom
announced partnership with NDrive, a provider of navigation services and
software for GPS units and mobile phones, to enable TomTom to deliver maps and
enhanced content to power their innovative location-based applications.