Sentence examples for computerized traffic from inspiring English sources

The key, he says, is more aggressive towing, stricter anti-gridlock measures, and installation of new, computerized traffic lights.

Westchester County has installed a new computerized traffic signal system on three major roads to help traffic move more efficiently.

And above it all, computerized traffic lights flash green or red at designated cycles, impervious to the madness below.

Before Microsoft was founded, one of Bill Gates's early endeavors was Traf-O-Data, a company that computerized traffic counters in the early '70s.

The computerized Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System, or TCAS, couldn't care one way or the other about the fate of its charges.

There are four basic elements in a computerized traffic control system: computer(s), communications devices, traffic signals and associated equipment, and detectors for sensing vehicles.

Back at Savronik, Yarman is focussing on large public-works projects, mostly "intelligent highways" — also known as computerized traffic-control systems — in Turkey, Albania, Algeria, India, Turkmenistan, and Mongolia.

Coupled with computerized air traffic control, they lead to safe personal air transport systems that do not require piloting skills and are trusted and commonly used by most citizens, providing a useful alternative to today's private cars".

After drivers complained, Internal Affairs officers began a computerized audit of traffic agents, who are civilian employees but wear police uniforms.

Ms. Shupak seamlessly glides among a database listing delays and construction spots, colorful computerized maps showing traffic patterns, and instant messages from a producer giving her informational feeds in shorthand like "RL" (for "right lane").

In its federal application, the city estimated that it would cost $223 million to install a computerized system to monitor traffic and impose the fee on cars entering the busiest parts of Manhattan, and asked the United States to cover $179 million of that.