Dear Reader:

Along damage-strewn miles of interstate, every traffic signal light is out. Every road sign has blown away. And endless convoys of hundreds of relief vehicles have absolutely no idea where to go. The disaster scene stretched to the horizon.

Recovering from ruthless Hurricane Andrew might have been even more of a nightmare, had Florida's transportation officials not been so well prepared.

Read about how they handled one of the country's worst traffic snarls ever in the enclosed premier issue of Bumper to Bumper, Digital Recorder's newsletter.

And you'll learn much more:

• How Highway Advisory Radio (HAR) helps interstate truckers in North Carolina.
• Why New Mexico Public Safety officials borrowed their tourism division's travelers information radio station for a HAR hazardous-materials exercise.
• New FCC rules changes that are making licensing easier for low-power, highway advisory radio.
• Plus HAR troubleshooting and technical tips.

     Take a look. We made Bumper to Bumper a quick, easy-to-read publication packed with stories of interest to everyone who works in highway transportation and safety.

     Bumper to Bumper is coming to you FREE, courtesy of Digital Recorders Inc., the world leader in the development of digital recording and low-power broadcast technology.

     You've probably heard of Digital Recorders already. We built the world's first and only solar-powered emergency mobile broadcast HAR system - The Solar Max. We installed the first "Talking Highway" system in the nation. And we're the first company with Travelers Information Station/Highway Advisory Radio systems (TIS/HAR) available on federal GSA purchasing contracts.

     Bumper to Bumper will keep you on the cutting edge of the newest digital audio technology. As you know, intelligent highways are here today.

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