If you liked Sunday, you're in luck-- We have a nice stretch of similar weather for the next few days.
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Portland trying advanced stoplight technology on Franklin Street - Portland Press Herald
Crews are equipping signals at 10 intersections between Commercial Street and Marginal Way with sensors that are designed to track and respond to traffic in real-time, instead of having the signals change based on a predetermined timing “I know how frustrated people are with Marginal and Franklin and I don’t disagree with them,” City Manager Jon Jennings said in an interview
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Maine Department of Transportation this year proposed a $5.4 million redesign of the I-295 interchange to alleviate congestion and improve traffic flow. But city councilors voted in February to delay the plan because of the $4.3 million cost to the city.
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Cars with high-tech safety systems are still really bad at not running people over - The Verge
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Here's why Uber wants to put self-driving cars on downtown Dallas streets
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Uber's self-driving cars are back on the road in Pittsburgh, near the headquarters of its Advanced Technologies Group. It's pressing ahead with plans for a self-driving future by mapping other cities — including Dallas
On Tuesday, the company will host a town hall in Dallas where the public can learn more and ask questions
Self-driving is a really fantastic opportunity for Uber to have a product offering that's safer, better and less expensive. You can imagine a world where people would have mobility like they do with Uber today, but at a price point that matches their wallets better and also has a better level of safety. There are about 40,000 people a year in the United States who die in car accidents, and that number is going up. It's because of distracted drivers and devices. We can make a dent in that. And we can make an experience that's even better so people will like it even more.
Confirmed UFO Footage Shows Evidence of Advanced Technology, Disclosure
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Effortlessly traveling against 138 mph winds, hovering over areas for periods of time before rapidly ascending vertically, and stopping and turning on a dime in mid-air appear to be types of maneuvers that come from technologies that are not yet privy to the public
Yet we can see these seemingly impossible maneuvers with our own eyes in the footage captured years ago by the US Air Force, and confirmed on September 10, 2019 by the US Navy as being Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP), according to a report by The Black Vault.
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