Twitter users can tweet on the traffic conditions following the format Mumbai@TrafflineMum, Delhi@TrafflineDel and Bangalore@TrafflineBlore. Twitter is the fastest means to get the news to the concerned and also provides route related informations. “We find Twitter to be a complementary social media tool that helps us stay even more closely connected with our followers. We have a dedicated team that works until late hours providing instant responses to traffic requests. Our followers on Twitter, in turn help us, by sharing their traffic news updates,” says Vaghani.

The app works well on Blackberry, Android and iOS and is available on for download on Google's 'Play Store' and Apple's 'App Store'. They have a user base of over 300,000 users and their downloads have hit 40,000+. Anyone can get the information on web by accessing Traffline.com and through the mobile website m.traffline.com.

The app developers have opened a call centre taking into account the internet fluctuation in the country and those who do not have access to net and want to get information desperately. Calling up the Traffline helpline number 9223111000 and enquiring the easiest route to take will be best thing that you can think of when caught up in traffic.

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