More than that, cars will work together to avoid congestion, potentially eliminating gridlock.
Police said they insisted everyone outside the gate leave the stadium complex to avoid congestion when the concert ended.
In Slovenia, for instance, network operators can block spam and manage traffic to avoid congestion or for security reasons.
It may be one thing for the rich to drive better cars; it would be another to divide public roads between rich and poor, ostensibly to avoid "congestion".
And unless you make Route 347 the regional road it's supposed to be, people will use local roads" to avoid congestion on Route 347.
Travellers who value flying through Heathrow would be willing to pay more to avoid congestion and travel delays, and those with less urgent needs would find alternative routes.
"We're also looking at flexible working arrangements to avoid congestion and we're going to introduce video-conferencing so that we can reduce intra-site travel," says Heaney.
Other than the limitations of his phone's 4.2-inch screen, this provides voice-guided driving directions with live traffic reports, as well as alternative routes to avoid congestion.
Network operators, they say, have no interest in fragmenting the internet; they just want to manage their assets well for example by channelling traffic to avoid congestion.
The east fork was specifically built to allow ships on long hauls — typically between Europe and Asia, via the Mediterranean Sea — to avoid congestion at the west-fork ports.
Robert Slovak, a spokesman for the transit agency, said the switch and connection were often used to reroute trains from the B and from the nearby N tracks onto the D tracks to avoid congestion or repairs.
