Kajon Cermak

Kajon Cermak

KCRW Staff

Contact: kajon.cermak@kcrw.org

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For liveaboards, home is where the boat is

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There's a new voice in town, that of the smartphone app called Waze , which crowd-sources GPS signals from moving cars to guide drivers away from heavy traffic.

Is an App to Blame for Neighborhood Traffic Jams?

There's a new voice in town, that of the smartphone app called Waze , which crowd-sources GPS signals from moving cars to guide drivers away from heavy traffic.

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KCRW's Kajon Cermak, LA's leading authority on local freeways, drops by to talks about the magic behind local traffic control, and Gideon Brower visits the Automated Traffic…

Inside the City's Traffic Nerve Center

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