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Stockholm and IBM Drive Intelligent Transport

Intelligent transport seems more like an oxymoron than a green transportation initiative, especially in the U.S. , but with impetus from IBM there are positive results to report on two fronts: city congestion and pollution. Full Article at Triple Pundit

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  1. The majority of cities are at an early stage in understanding and realizing the full potential of ITS ... There are significant gaps between the progress of the typical city and the leaders.
    SOURCE: Triple Pundit 4 months ago
  2. The Stockholm scheme will continue to be a major influence on many other cities considering managing the challenging urban development without incurring the costs of building new roads
    SOURCE: Triple Pundit 4 months ago
  3. Intelligent transportation systems like the Stockholm solution are key to effective traffic management and sustainable cities
    SOURCE: Triple Pundit 4 months ago
  4. It is quite clear that the positive effects of the congestion charging system are continuing. Reducing traffic volumes, decreasing CO2 emissions and improving accessibility is bringing significant benefits to the city, its visitors, and residents, and has been a factor in Stockholm being awarded Europea...
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