Matt Ginsberg’s Free Green App Could Have Luxury Implications

Matt Ginsberg, executive officer of  Green Driver with app’s success in two years, which is expected  to be available for  each driver by  the end of august the year in Utah. The data given will be very advantageous with spoken directions and help drivers to avoid traffic jam and red lights. Routing app called Green Driver which offers the user the routes, directions and traffic light information. This helps the user in cutting the time approximately five percent and also saves the fuel. This means, people would actually have more money and time to spend on luxury.

The free app is in use in Eugene and Portland, Oregon. The expansion of its base after Utah will be extended to other states and cities which practically save the fuel of billion gallons in the United States annually. There are already several iPhone apps which help finding directions, live traffic reports or locations. Now, Green Driver app’s technology even would help the Air Force and Navy transportation routes, now civilian motorists can get all green lights to get the destination faster and also it ensures with less gas consumption, less carbon with less idling as well as more time saver.

Traffic-signal data from green driver is shared with flashy screen in a big-city like Portland with traffic, pedestrians and bicyclists. Officials are worried a bit that it could prove hazardous distraction with text conversation. Ginsberg, says that there are built in features such as voice directions and drivers could use the app without touching their phones. Green Driver is available in App Store for free.