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​Balaji Prabhakar: Can digital incentives help alleviate traffic?

Date
October 03, 2018
Topics
Design, Human-Computer Interaction
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Researchers are reducing traffic congestion and commute times using networks that gently nudge people toward better travel habits.​

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