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SHENZHEN, China, Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — DJI, the global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today expands the legacy of the highly popular and prestigious DJI Ronin series, by introducing the rebranded DJI RS 2 and DJI RSC 2. Redesigned and reimagined, both systems offer the filmmaking and content creation community an extremely robust, versatile, and professional 3-axis camera gimbal for their various needs. DJI RS 2 brings added strength and agility to creators using heavier camera systems such as DSLR and compact cinema cameras. At the same time, DJI RSC 2 was created to be more portable, meeting the needs of mirrorless and more compact camera operators.

«DJI’s first Ronin-S and the original Ronin-SC created so much excitement when they launched that we immediately went back to the drawing board to figure out how to make our products even better,» said Paul Pan, Senior Product Line Manager. «Just like with the first version, we took time to research how our professional customers use their Ronin products and what new features they wanted in the next generation of a handheld gimbal. Yet again, the result is the culmination of user feedback, years of design and development, and significant advancements in stabilization technology. Now we are excited to showcase two new filmmaking tools designed to meet the needs of a wide array of filmmakers. From cinema cameras to mirrorless systems, we have a solution for you.»

DJI RS 2: Masterfully Crafted
Considering a tremendous amount of feedback from professional operators, DJI RS 2 incorporates carbon fiber in vital structural components, reducing weight down to 1.3 kg (2.86 lbs) while remaining highly durable. Pushing the innovation of single-handed gimbal technology even further, DJI RS 2 now supports a tested dynamic payload of 4.5 kg (10 lbs) for creators to use heavier camera and lens combinations while still achieving up to 12 hours of battery life. A new quick-charge function directly to the battery handle has been added for urgent situations, providing an extra two hours of battery life with just a 15-minute charge.

DJI RS 2 continues pushing gimbal technology forward with the ability to support heavier payloads while capturing ultra-smooth cinematic footage. Based on years of experience developing predictive technology, a newly optimized Titan Stabilization Algorithm reduces the need for manual user input while compensating for user movement and optimizing the gimbal tilt and angle. Additionally, a new SuperSmooth mode provides another level of camera stability, especially for compensating longer focal length lenses of up to 100mm.

Simple to set up, easy to operate, and highly customizable, DJI RS 2 was created to allow filmmakers to adapt their system to their filming needs while feeling confident it will easily integrate into their workflow. Axis locks enable easier transportation and balancing, while a dual-layer camera mounting plate is compatible with both the Arca-Swiss and Manfrotto standard. A fine-tune balancing knob allows for even more precise balancing of the camera payload. The built-in 1.4″ color touchscreen can display camera data, gimbal settings, or a live feed from the camera. Supporting 11 different languages, the ultra-bright screen can also initiate key functions such as ActiveTrack and intelligent shooting modes. The built-in front dial above the trigger allows for precise focus control and complements a DJI Focus Wheel mounted on the RSA port to create two-channel focus and zoom.^[[1]] DJI RS 2 also turns into a versatile tool that can be attached and used with other systems such as jibs, car attachments, and sliders. Two RSA ports double as NATO ports so that users can mount accessories and attachments such as grips and a remote controller.

DJI RSC 2: Filmmaking Unfolds
A completely new and portable folding design makes DJI RSC 2 easy for creators to carry everywhere without adding additional weight to the gear list. Additionally, the folding design provides creative ways to use the gimbal such as vertical filming without additional accessories, as well as a new Briefcase mode, where the main gimbal arm can be loosened and slung forward to provide unique shooting angles. Durable materials like steel are used on vital and frequently used components, while lightweight materials such as aluminum reduce overall weight. DJI RSC 2 weighs in at 1.2 kg (2.65 lbs), nearly 35% less than the original Ronin-S, and has a folding footprint of 180×190 mm, the same size as a sheet of A5 paper. The built-in battery offers an impressive 12 hours of battery life and – like DJI RS 2 – the new quick-charge function directly to the battery handle has been added for urgent situations.

DJI RSC 2 remains lightweight and portable, featuring stronger motors to support a tested payload of up to 3 kg (6.6 lbs). This increased dynamic payload supports popular mirrorless cameras along with heavier combinations like the Panasonic S1H and a 24-70mm lens. Using the same advanced technology as DJI RS 2, the newly optimized Titan Stabilization Algorithm generates a new level of stability – smoothing out fine details in conjunction with the motorized gimbal for some of the most advanced stabilization on the market. DJI RSC 2 is compatible with a wide array of camera models so users can get the most out of the system. Axis locks enable easier transportation and balancing, while a dual-layer camera mounting plate is compatible with both the Arca-Swiss and Manfrotto standard. A 1″ built-in OLED screen displays camera data with the ability to adjust settings directly.

Multifaceted Gimbals Supported by an Advanced App and Accessories
DJI RS 2 and RSC 2 were designed to expand beyond single-handed stabilization into tools that can be customized with additional accessories to achieve the desired shot. These accessories include a cheese plate, Focus Wheel, 3D Focus System, Twist Grip Dual Handle, RavenEye Image Transmission System, Tethered Control Handle, counterweight systems, and more.^[[2]] For remote operation, both DJI RS 2 and DJI RSC 2 can use ActiveTrack 3.0 when the RavenEye Image Transmission System is connected, sending a 1080p/30fps low-latency feed to a mobile device using the Ronin app from up to 200 meters away.

Vital features and functions can now be controlled and adjusted over long distances with the Ronin app such as gimbal movement using the virtual joystick and Force Mobile, where the gimbal mimics the mobile device’s movement. For solo operators using manual-focus lenses, the 3D Focus System uses state-of-the-art TOF sensors mounted above the camera to provide autofocus. This enables a single shooter to capture smooth and cinematic footage using a manual lens, without relying on a second camera operator or focus puller.

Pre-Programmed Movements and Features That Make Stories Come to Life
DJI RS 2 and RSC 2 expand on their predecessors’ suite of creative modes, movements, and features with tools to help capture content that stands out, including:                         

–  *New* Time Tunnel: The system performs a 360-degree roll while capturing a hyperlapse, adding a level of creativity to footage.^[[3]]
–  Flashlight: The system tilts the camera all the way forward so users can grip the base like a flashlight.
–  One-Tap Portrait Mode:  The gimbal quickly orients the camera into vertical shooting for professional-level social media content.
–  Panorama: After configuring sensor and focal length, choose a start and stop point for panoramas up to gigapixel size.
–  Roll 360: The gimbal enters into the Flashlight position and rolls the camera system 360 degrees.
–  Timelapse: This classic feature shows subtle changes over durations of your choosing.

DJI Care Refresh
DJI Care Refresh is now available for both DJI RSC 2 and RS 2. For an additional charge, DJI Care Refresh offers comprehensive coverage as well as up to two replacement units within one year. Receive your replacement even sooner with DJI Care Refresh Express. DJI Care Refresh also includes VIP after-sales support and free two-way shipping. For a full list of details, please visit https://www.dji.com/service/djicare-refresh.

Price and Availability
DJI RS 2 and DJI RS 2 are available for purchase today from authorized retailers and on www.store.dji.com. Each product offers purchase options for a standalone gimbal and a combination pack that includes additional accessories. The standalone DJI RS 2 is available for the retail price of $849 USD, and the standalone DJI RSC 2 is available at the retail price of $499 USD. The Pro Combo includes additional accessories such as a phone holder, Focus Motor, RavenEye Image Transmitter, dedicated carrying case, and more. The DJI RS 2 Pro Combo is priced at $999 USD, and the DJI RSC 2 Pro Combo is priced at $739 USD. Full details on this can be found below.

DJI RS 2 Images and assets can be found here: https://bit.ly/3cF5afD 
DJI RSC 2 Images and assets can be found here: https://bit.ly/3ibKflw

DJI RS 2: www.dji.com/rs-2 
DJI RSC 2: www.dji.com/rsc-2

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About DJI

DJI is a global leader in developing and manufacturing civilian drones and aerial imaging technology for personal and professional use. DJI was founded and is run by people with a passion for remote-controlled helicopters and experts in flight-control technology and camera stabilization. The company is dedicated to making aerial photography and filmmaking equipment and platforms more accessible, reliable, and easier to use for creators and innovators around the world. DJI’s global operations currently span across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, and its revolutionary products and solutions have been chosen by customers in over 100 countries for applications in filmmaking, construction, inspection, emergency response, agriculture, conservation, and many other industries.

For more information, visit our:
Website: www.dji.com 
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CHICAGO, Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Ocean Tomo Transactions, LLC will auction a portfolio of six patents issued in major jurisdictions such as the U.S., Europe, Canada, Korea, China, Japan for a versatile vulcanized and replaceable ceramic tire stud. Ocean Tomo Bid-Ask™ Market, auction lot 118, offers a superior tire stud which enables a snow tire to be used in every season. The technology offers numerous advantages. The ceramic tire stud is suitable for all weather conditions: dry roads, wet roads, snowy roads, and icy roads. Additionally, the ceramic stud effectively reduces braking and handling wear, road frictional noise, and generation of inner tire heat. An integrated groove portion and pin is both vulcanized for strength and provides interchangeability of ceramic studs after useful life. Finally, the ceramic tire stud is suitable across a wide spectrum of tire types. It can be applied to rib, rug, rib and rug, block, and asymmetrical tire patterns. The ceramic stud is even suitable for non-pneumatic, or airless tires. The versatility, reliability, and performance benefits of the technology make this a valuable opportunity for any global tire market participant.

This portfolio can benefit any global tire market participant by providing a solution to many of the obstacles present in the tire stud replacement marketplace.

To request bidder credentials or further information on this auction or other portfolios on the Ocean Tomo Bid-Ask™ Market, contact Layna Guo lguo@oceantomo.com or +1 312 327 8179.

About Ocean Tomo Transactions

Ocean Tomo Transactions, LLC works closely with technology owners and corporations seeking to conduct M&A of high-value Intellectual Property (IP) driven businesses, patent portfolios or proprietary technology solutions. Our transaction advisory services have resulted in more than $750 Million in IP value realization. We have advised on IP engagements totaling over $10 Billion.

The firm’s transaction track record, industry experience, and brand recognition are unique in the IP industry. The Ocean Tomo Transactions team is unique in its ability to integrate experts from each of Ocean Tomo’s business units, leveraging our leading technologists, IP appraisers, intellectual property damage expert witnesses and IP-focused investment bankers, to devise and execute complex IP driven transactions. Each assignment benefits from lessons learned through a continually updated, best‐in‐class, cross‐business unit approach.

Whether selling a business unit or IP, the Ocean Tomo Transactions team brings a purpose‐built continuum of proven solutions to monetize client’s corporate assets, with a particular focus on IP-driven transactions involving patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret and domain intellectual property, other intangible assets, and related technology. Our pioneering market platforms, premiere decades-built IP network and regular market engagement across transaction types and industries shortens the transaction cycle time for clients.

Ocean Tomo subsidiary, Ocean Tomo Investment Group, (Member, FINRA: CRD#: 172912/SEC#: 8- 69526), advises companies looking for non-traditional ways to approach their structural, capital, and strategic issues. Our focus includes Mergers & Acquisitions, Spin-Offs, Change of Control, and Leveraged Buyout transactions. We help companies access capital deploying IP-centric strategies for asset-based lending, debt and equity financing, revenue factoring, and others.

About the Ocean Tomo Bid-Ask Market

The Ocean Tomo Bid-Ask Market is an open on-line platform to buy and sell patents. This market is an important step forward, both as a simplified solution for patent transactions as well as a source of information on patent pricing. The Ocean Tomo Bid-Ask Market uniquely combines the efficiency of an online platform with an experienced team of brokers fluent in both English and Mandarin. The market uses standard transaction documents and is open, transparent, and free to view.

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — With seven golf courses to choose from, the members of Desert Mountain—the exclusive Scottsdale luxury community and private club—are never at a loss for chances to tee it up. But as of this fall, thanks to some changes in the grasses used and maintenance procedures, those courses are greener, more environmentally friendly, and offer more playing experiences than ever.

«All seven of our courses are open and green from November 1 to June 1, which is when the most members are here and the weather is spectacular,» explains Shawn Emerson, Desert Mountain’s Director of Agronomy. «We asked the question, ‘Would our members rather play golf in October or August?’ We decided to switch some of our courses to cool-season grasses so they can play all year-round on the best possible conditions.»

To accomplish that, some of the courses have been re-grassed while others stayed as they were, with a Bermuda grass base. This creates greater variety while allowing alterations to the maintenance schedule, so more courses are open and green at the best times.

It also gives Desert Mountain the distinction of not only having the most golf courses in the Arizona desert, but the greenest courses in the desert, as well. Particularly as the weather gets more comfortable, members return from summer travel, and the golf season gets rolling.

«Until two years ago, all our courses had warm season Bermuda grass fairways and tees, which had to be overseeded in the fall,» said Emerson. «They were all good at the same time, but they also had to go through 30-40 days of transition at the same time during the month of October; arguably the finest weather month in Arizona! By changing grasses, we can make them peak on a varied schedule that’s better for our members and always provides golf access.»

The changes began when the Renegade course—one of six Jack Nicklaus Signature Courses on the property—was renovated before the 2019-20 season. At the same time, a new par-3 course debuted, No. 7 at Desert Mountain.

«Both have fairways of bent grass, which is a cool-season grass,» says Emerson. «When we saw they were very successful, we converted two of the other Nicklaus courses, Apache and Chiricahua, to another type of cool-season grass, rye. The results have been terrific.»

Meanwhile, the other Nicklaus courses—Geronimo, Cochise, and Outlaw—feature Bermuda grass, a grass that thrives in the summer, which is overseeded with rye in the fall.

«With the new schedule, all the courses are green and open from November 1 to June 1,» said Emerson. «All the courses have to close at some point for two months, but now you can walk on Desert Mountain any month of the year and play on more than one green, high-quality course. No one else in the entire state of Arizona can provide that.»

It’s an especially nice benefit in the fall as conditions become perfect for golf. Having wall-to-wall green means stellar playing conditions at the most favorable time of the year. But for many other area clubs, October means overseeding, with courses having to shut down or otherwise inconvenience their members. Not at Desert Mountain.

Members and the club have seen other benefits, as well.

The cool-season courses are less expensive to maintain without overseeding, which demands extra preparation, seed, fertilizer, and staff. Water use is also down—Emerson estimates 5% to 10% per course—which is significant in the Arizona climate.

And both rounds played and new memberships are up.

«The members are happy,» Emerson reported. «Due to Covid we played more rounds than ever May through August. We were able to do that because the courses didn’t have to transition and they were in better condition.»

The variety of grasses gives Desert Mountain members another bonus, says Emerson. «They can come to Arizona and play all the grasses they’ll find in the other 49 states. We have the same grasses as New England, Chicago, Oregon, Florida, and Texas. And they can pick a course that best suits their game, so if they like to hit a 9-wood and need a surface with more fluff, they can find it.

«We want to provide more green golf for our members and we don’t want to spend more. This system checks all the green boxes.»

For additional information on the Desert Mountain community, access the web site at http://www.desertmountain.com.

About Desert Mountain
Sitting from 2,400 up to 4,500 feet high in the picturesque Sonoran Desert of Scottsdale, Ariz., Desert Mountain is among the finest private golf and recreational communities in the world and is consistently ranked among the top private clubs in the nation. Desert Mountain is recognized as a Distinguished Club from Boardroom Magazine and is among the top 15 Platinum Golf and Country Clubs in the country and the only club in Arizona to be ranked in the top 100. It is the only private community worldwide with six Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses, and a new 18-hole, par-54 course, No. 7, designed by Bill Brownlee and Wendell Pickett. Sitting on 8,000 acres, Desert Mountain is also home to a newly remodeled spa, tennis on three surfaces, pickleball and ten restaurants and grills, plus 20 miles of private hiking trails, mountain biking, horseback riding and more than 40 social clubs. A full suite of recreational, dining and luxury experiences await members and residents in the majestic Desert Mountain community. Homes are selling now at Seven Desert Mountain™, the community’s newest luxury residential enclave. Learn more about membership and Seven Desert Mountain at http://www.desertmountain.com.

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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — 

Trophy Automotive Dealer Group LLC, a leading automotive dealer group operating in California, announces that it has reached a settlement with Byron Z. Moldo, the court appointed receiver for the Sage Group of auto dealerships (the «Receiver»).

In June and October 2019, various TADG subsidiaries filed complaints against the Receiver and various Sage entities for specific performance and breach of contract.   The settlement resolves these complaints. 

The settlement also fully resolves the action filed by the Receiver against TADG, certain of its subsidiaries, Mr. Nasser Watar, and certain former Sage employees, alleging various claims including concealment and breach of fiduciary duty. The settlement includes the complete dismissal of the action against Mr. Watar, TADG, its named subsidiaries, and the named former Sage employees.  The settlement did not include any admission of liability on the part of Mr. Watar, TADG, its subsidiaries, or any of the named former Sage employees. 

Nasser Watar, President of TADG, mentioned: «I am happy that the parties have agreed to a full resolution of their claims in this settlement, including the complete dismissal of claims against myself and Trophy Automotive Dealer Group.»

Trophy Automotive Dealer Group is one of the largest non-public dealer groups in the State of California and also the largest Kia Dealer Group in number of new car units sold in the US market in 2019.

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MONTEREY, Calif., Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — As part of its responsible travel initiative to encourage and promote safe and responsible behavior when traveling in Monterey County, the Monterey County Convention and Visitors Bureau (Monterey County CVB) is launching a face mask contest inspired by the organization’s «Grab Life by the Moments» campaign. The public is encouraged to vote online for their favorite of four destination-themed pieces of artwork from local artists now through midnight PST on October 23. Winners will be printed on reusable masks that will be available to the visitors and guests (for free) in November.

The Arts Council for Monterey County (Arts4MC) led the effort by commissioning four local artists to create imagery representing unique places and moments found within the destination. From showcasing the region’s diverse marine animals to paying tribute to its agricultural bounty, the artwork featured as part of the contest include:

1. Point Pinos Lighthouse, Pacific Grove, CA – By Cheryl Kampe
As a local artist living and working on the Monterey Peninsula, Kampe is known for her landscapes in oil and watercolor. She often finds herself inspired by the beauty surrounding Pacific Grove and uses that inspiration to create artwork that is familiar yet encompasses abstract qualities. Kampe’s Monterey Moment is inspired by Point Pinos Lighthouse. As the oldest continually operating lighthouses on the West Coast, she notes the pastel painting captures a quintessential landscape in Monterey County.

2. Monterey Sea Otters, Monterey, CA – By Diane Grindol
A Chicago transplant, Grindol fell in love with the Monterey Peninsula in 1982 and has dedicated years photographing the region. She occupies studio space at ArtWorks in the American Tin Cannery building and enjoys acquainting visitors with Monterey’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife. Grindol’s Monterey Moment is inspired by a photo she snapped of a sea otter and pup cavorting behind the Monterey Bay Aquarium. To capture an otter’s playful and inquisitive nature in the watercolor portrait, she used a crayon resist technique and created texture using salt and rubbing alcohol.

3. Highway 1, Big Sur, CA – By Beau Bernier Frank
Beau Bernier Frank is an oil painter represented by Big Sur, California’s Post Ranch Inn and Australia’s 19 Karen Gallery. Frank is known for his «Off the Grid» collection featuring a juxtaposition of black and white portraits with colorful landscapes, as well as his «Window» series of landscapes painted on circle canvases highlighting Big Sur and the local area. His Monterey Moment is inspired by a routine Highway 1 drive to Big Sur when he worked at Nepenthe and Post Ranch Inn. With a deep appreciation for the beauty of the area, the scenic vista featured in the artwork can be found at a turn out just past Hurricane Point.

4. Salinas Valley Farmworkers, Salinas, CA – By Jose Ortiz
Named a «Champion of the Arts» by Arts4MC in 1999, Ortiz has spent years pioneering the field of experimental studio space for visual art practitioners. He is the founder and director of Hijos del Sol Arts Productions, a non-profit arts organization based in Salinas. As a lead designer and painter, Ortiz has contributed to more than 70 mural projects throughout Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara and San José counties. His Monterey Moment is inspired by the pride his mother had in working as part of one of the ground lettuce crews in Salinas.

«We’ve been committed to preserving the tranquil beauty of this destination for years and view our responsible travel initiative as an extension of that effort,» said Rob O’Keefe, president and CEO at Monterey County CVB. «By providing travelers and our community with their favorite Monterey Moment mask for free, we hope to equip them with a fun resource to practice responsible and respectful travel within the county and beyond this holiday season.»

Mask distribution locations include:

• Monterey County CVB Visitor Information Center (Monterey)
• Big Sur Station (Big Sur)
• Carmel-by-the-Sea Visitor Information Center (Carmel-by-the Sea)
• Pacific Grove Visitor Information Center (Pacific Grove)
• Soledad Visitors & Gateway Center (Soledad)

Following the free giveaways, additional masks will be made available for purchase in partnership with Monterey Bay Food Tours’ online store in December. The masks will be sold for $10 each with 100% of the proceeds going to Arts4MC. With a mission to improve the quality of life for everyone in Monterey County through the arts, Arts4MC provides visual and performing arts education to more than 25,000 youth, and Arts as Healing programs to approximately 1,200 seniors, veterans and at-risk youth. 

For more information on Monterey County’s responsible travel initiative and to cast a vote, visit SeeMonterey.com/monterey-moments-art-submissions.

ABOUT MONTEREY COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
The Monterey County Convention & Visitors Bureau (Monterey County CVB) is a 501c6 non-profit organization that drives tourism for Monterey County. Tourism is the largest industry on the Monterey Peninsula and the second largest in the County. The MCCVB is a partnership of the hospitality community and local governments that aims to drive business growth through compelling marketing and targeted sales initiatives that maximize the benefits of tourism to its guests, members and the community. Travel spending in Monterey County was $3.24 billion in 2019, representing a 3.3 percent increase from 2018. This $3.24 billion in visitor spending supported 27,120 jobs, contributed $296 million in total taxes and generated $153 million local tax dollars that directly benefited the community. For more information, visit www.SeeMonterey.com and follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

MEDIA CONTACT
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rachel@seemonterey.com
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RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Long gone are the days of digging around the bottom of your cup holder for change or adding time to your commute to avoid toll roads.

Globalvia, a worldwide transport infrastructure concession management company, today has launched Slora, a new free mobile phone app that allows drivers to pay tolls in real-time without needing a pre-funded pass or worrying about hard currency on toll roads throughout Virginia. Globalvia operates Pocahontas Parkway in the Richmond region.

Here’s how Slora works: After a user downloads the app, signs up for an account, and enters their license plate and credit card information, they can simply drive through an E-ZPass Express Lane and the app will pay the toll on their behalf. Slora is available to download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Slora allows drivers to easily track their spending and add multiple vehicles to a single account. Unlike similar apps, Slora also allows users to quickly add rental cars to their account.

«We are thrilled to offer this exciting new app to anyone traveling throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia,» said Antonio Moreno, Pocahontas Parkway’s Operations Director. «Whether you are driving your own vehicle or a rental car, Slora is a great solution to help drivers get where they need to go while completely bypassing cash toll lanes. It will help take the stop-and-go out of your trip, and registration only takes a minute.»

Slora is accepted on nearly every major toll road in Virginia, including I-64, I-66, I-95, I-395, and I-495, as well as the Pocahontas Parkway, Powhite Parkway Extension, Dulles Toll Road, Chesapeake Expressway, Dominion Boulevard, South Norfolk Jordan Bridge, Coleman Bridge, and Elizabeth River Tunnels (Midtown and Downtown). Please visit slorapp.com/USA for a complete list of supported Virginia highways. Globalvia has plans to include support for more major toll roads throughout Virginia.

«We continue to work towards smart infrastructure, making commutes, family road trips, and driving around Virginia that much easier for everyone,» Moreno said.

About Globalvia

Globalvia is a worldwide transport infrastructure concession management leader which has been ranked in the top positions by number of concessions. The company, established in 2007 and leaded by three international pension funds, manages 25 projects in seven different countries specializing in highways and railways. Learn more at globalvia.com.

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