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Metro Traffic/New York inks three new Citadel stations to join its affiliate lineup in Dallas-Fort Worth: News/Talk WBAP-AM, Country KSCS-FM and Oldies KPMZ-FM. Metro Traffic will provide on-air and online traffic reports to improve daily commutes for the stations' listeners.

Metro Traffic delivers traffic and/or news content to forty other Dallas-area radio outlets spanning every format, including CBS Radio's KRLD-AM, KLUV-FM and KMVK-FM; Cumulus Media's KCTK-AM; Service Broadcasting's KKDA-FM; Radio One's KRNB-FM; and Salem Communications' KLTY-FM, among others.

"With these new Citadel stations in our lineup, Metro Traffic delivers the most accurate traffic services in the marketplace to the best stations in the market." said Executive VP National Affiliate Sales Mike Haake. "From the #1 Dallas Country station (KSCS-AM), to the city's top News/Talkers (WBAP-AM and KRLD-AM), Metro Traffic is the clear leader in media traffic services for the Dallas/Fort Worth area." (07-01-09)

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