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Saturday, September 7, 2013

PGPD to Deliver Game-Time Traffic in Real Time

Posted on 11:26 AM by Unknown
On Monday, the Prince George’s County Police Department will offer football fans heading to FedEx Field and rush hour commuters real-time game day traffic information. As the Redskins prepare to take the field for the 2013 home opener against the Philadelphia Eagles, the PGPD Special Operations Division is preparing for its own big night. The Department’s Media Relations Division will tweet out traffic information from the police command center at FedEx Field to help both fans getting to and from the game and commuters heading home their best travel options.  You can follow PGPD’s #GameTime at @PGPDNews and share what you’re seeing on the roads around FedEx Field to make the season opener a success, both on the field and on the roads.
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