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Traffic....

I have Google maps with local traffic on my homepage. I opened it up a bit ago to see this image:



Now, I understand the red, yellow, and green colors that indicate different levels of traffic. But what the heck is with the black and red on the edge of Riverside and Moreno Valley?!?! Does your car explode if you go on that stretch of freeway?

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This entry was posted by Mike Lovato, on Tuesday, June 24, 2008. You can leave your response.

“Traffic....”
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