While you can always view traffic information by visiting Google Maps, wouldn't it be better to be able to see what the traffic is like in your area all the time, simply by glancing at your desktop?
The free Traffic Info for Windows Gadget software makes that dream a reality and the short amount of time it takes to install it on your Windows PC could save you hours of time spent in traffic later.
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