The article describes the expanding use of automated camera technology by state departments of transportation to improve safety in highway work zones. It highlights recent developments in New York, … [Read more...] about State DOTs Expand Use of Work Zone Speed Cameras
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MnDOT Is Testing Work Zone Speed Cameras to Boost Highway Safety on I-35W and Highway 65
The article reports on the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s pilot program testing work zone speed cameras on I-35W in Burnsville and Highway 65 near Braham. The cameras will photograph … [Read more...] about MnDOT Is Testing Work Zone Speed Cameras to Boost Highway Safety on I-35W and Highway 65
How AI Could Reduce Struck-Bys in Road Work Zones
The article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality can improve construction and work zone safety by helping workers recognize hazards and maintain … [Read more...] about How AI Could Reduce Struck-Bys in Road Work Zones
Waymo Recalls Nearly 4,000 Robotaxis to Stop Them Driving Into Highway Construction Zones
Waymo has recalled nearly 4,000 robotaxis after identifying 13 instances in which its vehicles entered highway sections closed for construction in Phoenix and the San Francisco Bay Area. The company … [Read more...] about Waymo Recalls Nearly 4,000 Robotaxis to Stop Them Driving Into Highway Construction Zones
See What Road Work We Have Planned!
The article highlights planned and ongoing road construction and maintenance projects in Oregon, including work scheduled in the Willamette Valley and North Coast. It provides information on upcoming … [Read more...] about See What Road Work We Have Planned!
Maryland Transportation Officials Promote “Move Over Law” After Crashes Into Workers
Maryland transportation officials are reminding motorists to follow the state’s Move Over Law after a State Highway Administration emergency response technician was struck and injured while responding … [Read more...] about Maryland Transportation Officials Promote “Move Over Law” After Crashes Into Workers