Google Self Driving Technology Finally Begins To Recognize And Map Pot Holes

If you’re the type of person who enjoys going out for a drive in places with beautiful scenery such as Southern California, then you probably know just how bad traffic can get.

Based on a report by INRIX, Los Angeles has the worst traffic in the world, with a record of 102 hours of congestion during peak hours in 2017. It’s why two Loyola Marymount University students decided to use machine learning in order to better understand traffic.

PUGPROUD - 1/23/2019 4:35:57 PM

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"spend less time finding them and more time fixing them"...LA DPW is going to work harder, right! In my village of only one square mile the DPW couldn't find a pot hole on main street even after calling village hall a few times over a six month period. I like the students' initiative but will it really get used in real life.

MDarringer - 1/23/2019 9:10:49 PM

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And then the car swerves violently to get around them.