Pricing and ordering information is given below.
to
a completed order form (PDF),
- or -
- a purchase order,
Greg Bullock
Tru-Traffic Software, LLC
757 Bayview Avenue
Pacific Grove CA 93950-2508
(831) 642-9641 (voice or fax)
order@tru-traffic.com
(See note below).
Online Order Form Sales Tax & Delivery Option Many states, including California, collect no sales tax if you accept delivery as email & download only.
Otherwise California Customers add Sales Tax. If your order includes hardware (GPS devices), then the electronic-ONLY delivery option is not available.
Coupon Code Product Description Price Tru-Traffic 9.0 (First License) Software Tools for Every Traffic Engineer, One License $995 Tru-Traffic 9.0 (License #2-#5) Additional License #2 - #5 to Tru-Traffic 9.0
This price is for each additional license up to the fifth license.$550 Tru-Traffic 9.0 (License #6- ) Additional License #6 and above to Tru-Traffic 9.0
This price is for each additional license after the fifth license.$350 Tru-Traffic Upgrade to 9.0 Upgrade to Tru-Traffic 9.0 from prior version
The upgrade price is for each increment in major version number
(e.g., upgrade v7 to v9: 2 × $195 = $390)Tru-Traffic 9.0 (Free Evaluation) Free, limited-time Evaluation License to Tru-Traffic 9.0 $0 Just ask See the Comparison Table below for help choosing a GPS device listed here.
You can find better deals for these elsewhere online. They're included here merely as a convenience
for customers who want one-stop shopping or a simplified selection of suitable GPS devices.USGlobalSat
BU-353-W USB GPS ReceiverGPS Receiver with waterproof casing and magnetic mount, model USGlobalSat BU-353-W $45 + shipping USGlobalSat
DG-100 GPS+Data LoggerUSB GPS Receiver+Data Logger, model USGlobalSat DG-100 $60 + shipping USGlobalSat
BT-335 GPS / Data LoggerBluetooth GPS Receiver+Data Logger, model USGlobalSat BT-335 $75 + shipping
Comparison of some of the features of the various GPS devices available here.
More details available at USGlobalSat.GPS Device USGlobalSat BU-353-W USB GPS Receiver USGlobalSat DG-100 GPS+Data Logger USGlobalSat BT-335 GPS / Data Logger Mounting options Includes waterproof casing,
roof magnetic mount, suction cup,
& 5' USB cable for clear view of the skyIncludes a belt clip, but you'll probably want to
get a suction cup or just set it on your dashboardSits on your dashboard Operates with Tru-Traffic
as basic GPS receiverYes Yes, but you'll need to get a USB extension cable
and read the manual to learn how to set this up.Yes Logs GPS trips
for later downloadNo Yes1, 2, 3 Yes1, 2, 3 Logging capacity (none) 16 Mbit4 16 Mbit4 Power options USB cable, plugged into laptop AA NiMh batteries (included)
rechargeable via USB cableInternal Li-ion batteries rechargeable with
12VDC car or 110VAC wall chargers (both included)Battery life N/A 20 hours 25 hours Connection type USB USB Bluetooth 1I recommend that you use the DataLogger PC Utility software for this GPS data logger to configure it to record
- both the speed & heading along with the time & location, to avoid the problem described here, and
- a track point at the regular time interval of one second.
2For downloading previously recorded trip logs from this GPS data logger, I recommend that you
- use GPSBabel or other open source software and not the DataLogger PC Utility software for this GPS data logger, which as of this writing (6/24/11) seems to have a number of problems, and
- download the trip logs to GPX files for importing into Tru-Traffic, since GPX files include the instantaneous speed.
3Following the above recommendations, recording both the speed & heading and downloading to GPX, puts the most complete and accurate information into Tru-Traffic, but the data importing alone (discounting the download) adds noticeably to the overall data collection time. On my 2.5 GHz Core Duo computer running 32 bit Vista, importing adds about 5 - 8%, so if I record a 4 hour run, then I can expect the importing to take an additional 15 - 20 minutes.
4Depending on how this GPS data logger is configured, this should store at least 5.5 hours of trip data.
The transaction will appear on your credit card statement with the name "Tru-Traffic"
Note: If you don't already have an account with PayPal.com, then you'll have the option to set one up when you click on the View Cart button and then the Checkout button. Some customers have reported delays setting up their accounts and placing the order with their credit cards at the same time. As near as I can tell, this seems to depend on what type of credit card you have.
For customers with personal credit cards, the process is usually seamless. For customers with corporate credit cards, sometimes there's some extra red tape -- I think it's PayPal's verifying that you're authorized to use the corporate card. In those cases, you'll enter all your credit card information, but you won't be able to actually place an order until you enter your "Member Number." To get your Member Number, you have to either check your credit card statement online or wait for your next credit card statement to arrive in the mail. The number will appear along with a PayPal setup fee (I think for $1.95), which is reimbursed when you make your first purchase. After that, you can finally place the order. You can usually speed up the process by going to your credit card company's web site after a few minutes to view your current account statement. You'll probably see the item along with your PayPal Member Number appear on the interim statement.
If you learn any more about this, I'd appreciate your letting me know so I can pass it on to others.