Traffic Control Grant For State
14 December 2000 - 7:00am
Michigan to get a $7 million state grant to link high-tech traffic information.
"The federal government is giving the state $7 million to link high-tech traffic information throughout southeastern Michigan. Motorists traveling to and from Detroit Metro Airport will be the first to benefit from the project, which will expand the Intelligent Transportation System by linking similar high-tech traffic control systems."
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Traffic Control Grant for State
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The Chicago Tribune, December 13, 2000
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