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Reduce traffic jams in U.S. urban centers
$2,000
top 15
40
submissions
40
solutions max
In the U.S., the population grew 20% from 1982 to 2001. In that same time span, traffic in urban centers increased by 236%. Since the amount of cars on the road is expected to double by 2020, real solutions need to be identified that will help reduce traffic in urban centers.
Deliverables
Propose a solution that will reduce the traffic in U.S. cities, and takes into account the fact that more cars will be on the road in the future. Describe:
1) How your solution will reduce traffic.
2) What specific resources you would need to implement your proposal.
CRITERIA: For this challenge, solutions should focus on managing traffic from motor vehicles instead of motivating commuters to use alternate forms of transportation.
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Submissions will be graded on the following criteria:
- Meets Deliverables
- Creativity
- Clarity
Reward Tiers
10 Winners
will receive $200 each
Leaderboard
| $200.00 |
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Benjamin Tee Stanford University | |
| $200.00 |
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Robert Joseph Tufts University | |
| $200.00 |
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Michael Di Mascio Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
| $200.00 |
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Jeff Wu Massachusetts Institute Of Technology | |
| $200.00 |
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Jin Pan Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
| $200.00 |
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Clark McMahon The Ohio State University | |
| $200.00 |
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Jessica Steffens Stanford University | |
| $200.00 |
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Justin Masone Johns Hopkins University | |
| $200.00 |
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Brian Wong University of California at Berkeley | |
| $200.00 |
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Grant Iwamoto Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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