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Pilot program uses AI to issue tickets for illegally-parked cars that interfere with wheelchair ramp deployment in bus zones - Grid Magazine
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Pilot program uses AI to issue tickets for illegally-parked cars that interfere with wheelchair ramp deployment in bus zones - Grid Magazine
We all have a routine that prepares us to conquer the day. We need our morning coffee, maybe, or to find the right playlist for our commute. If you take public transportation, getting the bus can be half the battle. For most, anxiety eases when you make it to the bus stop in time, but for some riders another potential hurdle looms. A SEPTA bus accommodates 49 ambulatory riders. When a stop is blocked by cars or delivery trucks, these passengers …
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