We have all wasted time in traffic -- seeing some lanes move faster while we are stuck in slower-moving lanes. As it turnes out, there are trends that can be observed for traffic patterns in a busy highway. For example, a lane that exists to a not-so busy street lets cars in that lane to go faster than other lanes in the highway. Only if you knew that somehow and could get on that lane ASAP!! -- Of course you need to maneuver back to the main road before the lane exits :) Likewise, an exit to an even busier highway causes the traffic to spill over to the main road. Therefore, lanes farther away from the exit tend to go faster.
FastLane is an app that allows you to record these trends as you pass through traffic so you can choose your lanes wisely the next time around.
To build from source code install CocoaPods and run: pod install
| This page allows you to login either anonymously or using your Google account. If you choose to use Google login, your trip information will also be saved in the cloud and you can access it from any device. |  |
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| You can see your trips history and create new ones. You also have the option of loading your trips from Google cloud storage or storing them so they are accessible from other devices. Regardless of storing in Google, you trip information are all persisted on your current device. You can also swipe to left to delete individual trips. |  |
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| You can view your current location (cruising along the highway) and tag the fastest-going lanes. Your current trip's lane tags will show in filled numbers but your previous trips' lane tags show in hollow numbers. |  |
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