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=== Poland === On 1 May 2010, commercial TMC service became available in Poland, transmitted by radio station [[RMF FM]]. The service, called V-Traffic, is provided by Mediamobile, a subsidiary of the TDF Group, one of the biggest providers of broadcast services in Europe, based in Paris. In Poland, service is available in PND devices: Garmin, Mio and Becker as well as in car embedded navigations used by Toyota, Volvo and Ford. The service is built on more than 100 different sources, processed automatically (Floating Car Data) or manually by operators in Mediamobile Traffic Information Centre based in Warsaw. Minimum guaranteed signal coverage is 95% of the population and 93% geographical coverage. In November 2012, [[CE-Traffic]] launched commercial TMC service in Poland – Premium RDS-TMC. CE-Traffic partnered with EuroZET media group that is a part of [[Lagardère Group]], in order to provide connectivity country-wide. The service is based on CE-Traffic data generated from [[Floating Car Data]] systems fused with journalistic information. It is available for major interconnecting roads, urban streets in 15 major cities, and other roads commonly used by drivers as shortcuts or alternative routes. The location table includes future changes in the backbone network until the end of 2013.
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