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One, three. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, March 6th.

Now, here's an invention for anyone who's ever commuted

miserably in wall-to-wall traffic, an in-car technology that helps you sail down the street

by catching all the green lights. It's called Greenlight Optimized Speed Advisory, or Glosa.

The dashboard feature tells you what speeds to drive to avoid having to stop at red lights.

Well, so far, Glosa is only available to the lucky and affluent few.

Audi has deployed it in several late model cars, and drivers must ante up an extra 200 bucks a month for a concierge subscription,

enabling Glosa and some other connected features. In Britain, Jaguar is trying out

this new tech in its luxury crossover SUV, the F-PACE. Other vehicle makers, including

BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen, are reportedly working on it as well. For those of us without the

latest model luxury cars, there's a free smartphone app that'll give you green light guidance made by connected signals.

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