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May 06, 2010 09:15 ET
Advanced Scientific Solutions to Traffic Congestion
Legion and TSS Announce Solutions for City Planners and Transportation Authorities to Plan and Manage the Issues of Traffic Congestion
LONDON--(Marketwire - May 6, 2010) - Traffic congestion affects more than just temperaments. It affects the quality of life for millions of persons and is one of the biggest contributors to what most people and governments hate: "productive time waste" and "energy over-cost," hence the urgent need for the world to find innovative solutions to solve traffic congestion.
The Challenge: Consider the personal, social and economic benefits of finding ways to reduce traffic congestion. Or to put another way, think how much worse it is likely to become if we do not seek practical solutions to address the consequences of irreversible and inevitable growth of population and urbanisation. A city journey in the majority of large congested cities around the world, which took 30 minutes in 2000, can now take close to 1 hour and without far reaching solutions it could take 2 hours by 2020.
Innovation is the key to helping resolve such enormous challenge
The good news is that out of the hundreds of companies that are busy finding and testing new solutions to traffic congestion, the collaboration between two dynamic and far thinking companies, has resulted in an innovative, scientific based solution that actually works and which has been designed specifically to help city planners and transportation authorities to plan and manage the issues of traffic congestion.
Solutions at hand
According to Nick Connor, CEO of Legion: "The power of what can now be achieved through the combination of Aimsun traffic simulations with Legion's patented, scientific based pedestrian simulation technology is immense. We are, for the first time, able to provide the necessary insights that will shape decisions, providing the insight to enable greatly improved public safety, a significant reduction in congestion and create smoother multi-modal journeys."
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