DOT Rolls Out New Tech To Better Analyze How People Move on City Streets

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By Julianne CubaApr 14, 2023, 4:01 am85 pts
The Department of Transportation is rolling out new technology to track how people move about the street, whether in a car, on foot, or on two wheels — a significant upgrade from the time-consuming manual work to log traffic that the agency does now, which slows down life-saving upgrades. The DOT has placed…

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