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There's a new website for drivers with a lead foot who want to find out where police might

be watching them.

Users can type in a city, state, country, zip code, or address to look up speed traps.

Right now, the Oregon-based website highlights 53-thousand police speed traps worldwide.

To apply for up to two $40 coupons from the government to buy a digital TV converter box, click on the link provided with this story.

Click on the link provided with this story to get to a website mentioned on NewsChannel 9 at 5:30 on December 26th that allows you to exchange gift cards or even redeem them for cash.

Click on the link provided with this story to learn how to become an organ donor.

If you're a woman over 50, click on the link provided with this story to see if you are susceptible for a hip fracture in the near future.

To find out how you can send a thank-you text message to U.S. troops serving overseas, click on the link provided with this story.

We've found another website that offers to help you pay for gas if you do something for *them.*

It's called Free Gas Help dot com, and the concept is a fairly simple one.

An advertiser gets on-the-road exposure with some magnet billboards.. And in exchange, drivers get gas.

There are a bunch of terms drivers must agree to.

Customer must drive a minimum of a thousand-plus miles a month.

Their vehicle must be in good condition and have valid insurance.

Drivers must have a good driving record.

Door magnets must be on the vehicle at all times, and to ensure that last requirement, the company actually hires spotters in various towns to make sure their ads are visible.

Click on the link with this story for more information.

Click on the link to go to a feature on ABC News' website that helps you pick your dream Presidential candidate for 2008. Your top three picks could surprise you!

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