Platform - Alternate driveway for two wheelers

In cities like Bangalore, two wheelers choose Platform as an alternate driveway during rush hours. This is highly dangerous to Pedestrians walking on the platform. Rather than Traffic Police caught these folks - people (two wheelers) should think before they get on to a platform as a travel route!

• Pedestrians should warn them and inform the traffic police.
• Working professionals do this mistake often, which is shame to the working community.

*** Start early to work and avoid driving on platforms ***

Find the picture taken at BTM 2nd stage, 29 Main Road towards BTM-Outer Ring Road

Use traffic solutions provided online, SMS, phone by BTIS and make your travel easier in the city.

Indian Railways - SUGGESTIONS AND GRIEVANCES

http://www.indianrail.gov.in/main.html(Any Problems or Suggestions regarding Internet Reservation of Railway Tickets [ http://www.irctc.co.in/ ] may be sent to care@irctc.co.in or contact them at New Delhi on phone number 011-23345500)

1. Suggestions relating to Indian Railways as a whole, and to policy issues, email to: Email: crb_rail_suggestions@rb.railnet.gov.in

2. For grievances pertaining to a particular Railway, send an e-mail to the concerned Railway.

• Central Railways (CR) - agm@cr.railnet.gov.in
• East Central Railways (ECR) - gm@ecr.railnet.gov.in
• Eastern Railways (ER) - agmerly@cal.vsnl.net.in
• North Central Railway (NCR) - gmncr@hotmail.com
• North Eastern Railways (NER) - agm@ner.railnet.gov.in
• North Frontier Railways (NFR) - agm@nfr.railnet.gov.in
• Northern Railways (NR) - nragm@nde.vsnl.net.in
• North Western Railways (NWR) - nwrjp@jpl.dot.net.in
• South Central Railways (SCR) - agm@scr.railnet.gov.in
• South Eastern Railways (SER) - gm@ser.railnet.gov.in
• Southern Railways (SR) - agm@sr.railnet.gov.in
• South Western Railways (SWR) - osd@swr.railnet.gov.in
• West Central Railways (WCR) - osd@wcr.railnet.gov.in
• Western Railways (WR) - agm@wr.railnet.gov.in

3. For suggestions relating to Web Site Improvements & problems,

http://www.trainenquiry.com/Feedback.aspx

Other Links:

http://www.indianrail.gov.in/

http://www.irctc.co.in/

http://www.trainenquiry.com/

Google Maps on mobile - My Location

Google has released version 2.0 of 'Google Maps for mobile', its innovative mobile mapping and local search application. My Location (beta) calculates a user's location by measuring the distance of the phone from nearby base stations. Unfortunately, it isn't as precise as using GPS, but it drains less battery life. Google is hoping to get within one-quarter to three miles of a user's location.

Google stated that they “use various algorithms to approximate your location relative to the cells nearest you. The accuracy of this information depends on how big an individual cell is. Thus, areas with a denser concentration of mobile towers allow for a more accurate My Location reading. Additionally, as our database of cell locations continues to improve, so too does the accuracy and coverage of the My Location feature.”

"My Location" technology is claimed to be faster than GPS; besides being able to cover the inside of buildings unlike GPS; and results in slower drainage of batteries vis-a-vis GPS

Users can access Google Maps for mobile with My Location through the following countries: U.S., U.K., Europe, Australia, New Zealand, India and many to continue.

Please refer the below Video to understand this concept,




Source: Google + Internet