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ODOT hoping wrong-way detection system will create safer roads

FOX 23 News ByAlex Cash

July 24, 2022

Making roads safer – a new detection system which tells drivers when they’re going in the wrong way is being tested on highways in eastern Oklahoma.

This the first time this system has been used in Oklahoma. Thermal imaging cameras see when a car is getting on the highway in the wrong direction and trigger red lights on the sign to flash and tell the driver they’ve made a mistake.

The system is already being used in other states. View the full article: FOX23.com

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ODOT hoping wrong-way detection system will create safer roads

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