Can Aerial Drones Unsnarl Traffic?
28 May 2003 - 10:00am
Pilotless planes like those used by the U.S. military will be tested in Ohio to battle traffic jams.
"Transportation officials and researchers believe that the drones hold promise as a way to keep an eye on traffic, route trucks and fix stoplights... But a drone could track groups of cars as they turn, revealing the way traffic winds through a network of roads. It could measure the way vehicles line up at red lights, and how fast they travel between lights. It could count trucks at rest stops or cars at park-and-ride lots, all in one trip."
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Drone research looks at traffic applications
Source:
The Cincinnati Enquirer, May 26, 2003
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