Gridlock Costs Drivers Over $800 Per Year

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Called -- -- case of bad service a key report -- so this company's growing at a slower pace in January that is a big deal since that sector covers roughly 90% of our world police.

-- -- big deal -- -- found Michael Dell leading a group of investors to take the personal computer make a private.

Part of the more than twenty -- billion dollar deal will be financed with -- loan from Microsoft.

Meantime federal prosecutors charging eighteen people went running one of the biggest credit card fraud rings ever.

They're accused of using fake identities to -- run up 200 million bucks worth of fraudulent charges.

And people are still flying into Atlanta's international -- -- named the world's busiest apple for the fifteenth straight year.

-- the 95 million passengers moving through its terminals last year.

That is a record and it turns out sitting in traffic isn't just a waste of time but a waste of money.

A new report says -- gridlock is costing the average driver more than 800 bucks a year -- extra fuel and time at book.

That's business -- stood behind.

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