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Crashes that didn't happen at intersections were also 31 percent more likely to cause serious injury compared with crashes at right-angle intersections.
The bill also calls for installing so-called transit signal priority at 750 intersections during the first year and 1,000 intersections per year after that.
Compared with crashes at right-angle intersections, crashes at non-right angle intersections were 37 percent more likely to results in severe injury for cyclists.
MIT's Senseable City Lab has developed slot-based intersections, modeled after air traffic control systems, that could double the rate at which vehicles move through intersections.
Pedestrians are now given a head start at 2,381 intersections, or seven times more than the 329 intersections in 2148 when the Vision Zero campaign began.
It would be very expensive for cities to overhaul all intersections, so the research team sought to identify which intersections might pose the greatest risk, Asgarzadeh said.
"Intersections are probably one of the most critical areas when it comes to accidents obviously, and our high-volume intersections are ones that we tend to target," Insp.
In the U.S., most bicycle-vehicle crashes occur at intersections, "yet we still don't have proper protective bicycling infrastructure at intersections across the country," Asgarzadeh said by email.
Ngọc's installation plays cleverly within these surreal and generative intersections.
Mvmts must be led from the intersections #TransLiberation #peeInPeace pic.twitter.
Protesters blocked more than a dozen intersections Friday in Caracas.
You're even naming specific intersections in Phoenix by the end.
As a result, intersections will be more efficient and safer.
Repeat after me: Intersections of race and gender exist. 44.
Major intersections in San Juan still lack working traffic lights.
Such Venn diagram intersections are where the The People vs.
It's dangerous for everyone, especially when they're busting through intersections.
Finding answers that fit the intersections was not so easy.
He warned that traffic lights at many intersections were not working because of the power shut-offs, and reminded drivers to approach those intersections as if there were all-way stop signs posted instead.
It was almost too safe, cautiously crossing intersections and stopping fully.
"Be alert," she would tell them, especially while stopped at intersections.
As you walk through a city, intersections regularly interrupt your path.
Where cars usually rule, street musicians will perform in bustling intersections.
She teaches courses exploring the intersections of gender, sexuality, and crime.
You still spend a lot of time waiting at big intersections.
They found in 1786, most intersections were located in Central London.
I'm a researcher who studies the intersections of health and politics.
So if you go to other intersections, it kind of works.
Nonetheless, certain intersections of downtown LA are always a safe bet.
There are twelve black dots at the intersections in this image.
At the intersections, heavy old traffic signals swayed on their wires.
A recent performance at Intersections International in Chelsea was sold out.
Mr. Tonelli pointed out the double parked cars jutting into intersections.
Police detachments were set up at all major central Paris intersections.
We weren't taught to walk diagonally through intersections texting on cellphones.
It can easily merge into highway traffic and negotiate complex intersections.
Just keep going down through the layers and you'll find intersections.
In a clubby town, intersections like that are all but inevitable.
Here, she also captures the delicate intersections of class and race.
Hubs are intersections of pipelines where gas is traded and priced.
The Y's Dig Dance series hosts Gwirtzman as he celebrates his company's 198th anniversary with the premiere of "Intersections," a work that pushes the boundaries of physicality as it explores the potential danger and beauty of intersections.
The goal here is to build intersections that keep freeway traffic flowing.
Their bodies were left at various intersections across Mosul as a warning.
Here are some other interesting intersections between the Catholic Church and technology:
He says artistic crosswalks build a sense of community around the intersections.
Highways, roads, and intersections went dark without notice and caused traffic accidents.
We are the multiple intersections of the many lenses of our experience.
Sylvia, from the beginning, understood those intersections [of gender, class, and color].
That includes freeway driving, light traffic in cities or navigating basic intersections.
Moreover, Hotz explains that he needs to take control through several intersections.
One of the most prominent intersections of culture and technology is gaming.
Traffic was jamming up in intersections but it wasn't gridlocked, he said.
The fabric of When We Rise is woven from from their intersections.
Such tinkering could also trick sensors and manipulate traffic flows through intersections.
Earlier on Tuesday a few demonstrators burned tyres at Kinshasa city intersections.
Turning at broad intersections would not pose a problem, Mr. Song added.
Synapses are like intersections on roads that carry information through your brain.
Roads and intersections on North Carolina's Outer Banks barrier islands were inundated.
Thread is going beyond the organization and building intersections between different communities.
Chinatown is one of LA's most prominent intersections of art and food.
How does Afrofuturism explore and address the intersections between race and technology?
Her songs seek out intersections of private and public, personal and political.
Evy, a public servant, at least gets stoplights installed at dangerous intersections.
There's little intersections, but not that much, with tennis for sure. Yeah.
Traffic lights went up at deadly intersections because we reported on it.
Two others were riding in bike lanes, but were hit at intersections.
Masked protesters continued to try to block other intersections in the area.
This lull can provide unwanted drama at intersections with heavy cross traffic.
At major intersections, drivers routinely zoom through red lights or block crosswalks.
Many of the intersections were blocked by debris as well as protesters.
Panhandlers were taking over sidewalks, clogging busy intersections and scaring off tourists.
Lastly, Carmel now has 28503 roundabouts instead of traffic signals at intersections.
Without traffic lights, there may be crashes at intersections all the time.
Machine-gun nests guarded intersections, and shops were shuttered on each block.
Mehra delves unflinchingly into each of her identities and their sharp intersections.
But design collections within art museums still woefully underrepresent across many intersections.
The series drills down effortlessly into the complicated identities of all of its characters, into the intersections of "lesbian" and "Latina" and "lower-class" that might drive one character and the completely different intersections that might drive another.
According to several reports, the measures helped relieve congestion from several major intersections.
Orthographic solids seem to emerge fleetingly, only to be collapsed by illogical intersections.
A film like Moonlight is a brilliant example of some of those intersections.
Slot-based intersections obviously don't work for places where pedestrians need to cross.
Mumbai police advised people to avoid a number of key roads and intersections.
Sex Machina is a column exploring the intersections of sex, romance, and technology.
Drivers must get used to dodging other cars at malfunctioning eight-lane intersections.
Such contentious yet coherent intersections were also the foundation for Arca's early albums.
My driverless Uber stopped far behind cars in front of us at intersections.
Several groups since Wednesday have shut down highways and intersections across the city.
And so far, Inslee's the only candidate who speaks frequently of those intersections.
She said it's most useful at complicated intersections or finding a hidden alley.
Activists of the alliance blocked key intersections in the city and disrupted transport.
They unblock crosswalks and intersections, deter jaywalking and even help to lessen honking.
Drivers edged guardedly into multilane intersections with no guidance on when to go.
Busy intersections were deluged, and cars struggled to part the muddy, greenish waters.
It also contributed to multiple crashes at intersections where traffic lights went dark.
It showcased the museum's mission of highlighting the intersections of art and technology.
Bridges, intersections, routes in and out of the city all were being taken.
They also patrolled the streets of Niamey and monitored the city's main intersections.
At certain vital intersections, they installed slightly sinister devices that detect horn noise.
The majority - 60 percent - of bike and car crashes happened at street intersections.
Clusters of them are found at intersections all around the traffic-clogged city.
No intersections, no pedestrians, no bicyclists, just long stretches of open (or congested) highway.
Intersections have bikes crossing endlessly and they don't care about you, by the way.
Intersections would be designed with sensors, tracking the movement of all people and vehicles.
It needs to be able to navigate intersections and deal with variables like construction.
Some of the divided highways added will include limited intersections and traffic-control devices.
They will follow curving roads, change lanes, pass through intersections, and stop and start.
Fetid water has pooled in the intersections and mounds of garbage line the streets.
Citizens were in the middle of intersections directing traffic in place of disabled lights.
Black and White take turns placing their stones on empty intersections on the grid.
Her complicated intersections of identity — though they made her vulnerable — also made her powerful.
Vans are stationed at different intersections in the city most days of the week.
So navigating the intersections as a pedestrian can be daunting and less than efficient.
Real-time facial recognition to identify jaywalkers is already deployed at many Shenzen intersections.
Security officials stand guard along busy intersections and armies of volunteer guards patrol neighborhoods.
Public transportation was suspended and hundreds of intersections blocked to control traffic and crowds.
She lives for dance, dark liquor, and intersections of race, politics, and pop culture.
I populate a lot of the intersections just by virtue of my actual experience.
Mr. Mitchell's color-saturated images probe the intersections of youth culture and racial identity.
Bandit signs — He puts these signs around the intersections in mobile-home parks. 2.
In Barcelona, cars are pushed to the outskirts to turn some intersections into playgrounds.
The plan was to unfurl impeachment banners at road intersections and bridges across America.
France Dispatch Traffic circles are ubiquitous in France, accepted as safer than traditional intersections.
The intersections between the two — and the attendant doctrinal, ethical, and mystical issues those intersections raise — are explored in Zig Zag Zen, a newly expanded edition of an anthology of essays, interviews, and artwork that was first published by Chronicle Books in 2002.
They also dive into intersections of race, gender, and power politics in our nation's capital.
Employees walked the streets of San Francisco, taking pictures of curb cuts and prominent intersections.
New York Police Department traffic agents will be at intersections to help ease the transition.
Sex Machina is a very personal column exploring the intersections of sex, romance, and technology.
Shall I go on about street level patios and their amazing views of busy intersections?
But the car will cruise through uncontrolled intersections where it has the right of way.
Instead, it shows users at intersections that are within one block of a past location.
Similar to a 3D sculpture, Sculpt will be experienced in different intersections, revealing multilayered narratives.
I crossed two intersections and went up and down four curb ramps in the process.
WABC-7 reported that NYPD is directing traffic manually at intersections with dark traffic lights.
Roads and intersections on North Carolina's Outer Banks barrier islands were already inundated with water.
Following the power outage, there were multiple car crashes at intersections without working traffic lights.
And some drivers play "chicken" with each other at intersections to see who'll go first.
It features simulated city streets and intersections, with traffic lights, road signs and a tunnel.
Several groups shut down highways and intersections across the city during several days of protest.
After a good street cleaning, what's left behind are clearer intersections and stronger, healthier connections.
Dr. Zsofia Demjen is a linguist who studies the intersections of language, mind, and health.
Intersections with inoperable lights should be treated as a four-way stop, the office said.
Her paintings have toyed with unlikely intersections of architectural space, abstract patterns and textile prints.
There were other, more ambient signs of disorder: the dirt bikes, squeegee boys at intersections.
Beige port-a-potties dot the intersections of residential streets, where unmowed lawns grow unruly.
Despite all the intersections between Blackness and gothness, there is still racism within the space.
Last year, officials announced that the capital's chaotic intersections would get their own air purifiers.
The company says it's focused on deploying its technology on the most dangerous intersections initially.
"There are definitely some intersections with materiality and domesticity, and color and pattern," she said.
The city has red-light cameras at 150 intersections and more than 20153 speed cameras.
For example, they may fail to stop at intersections or red lights, Ms. Sobel said.
The braking was smooth, the response time was quick, and it handled intersections just fine.
At intersections, stoplights should automatically turn green (or be prevented from turning red) when trams approach.
Trouble is, our genomic intersections often feature extra traffic cops in the form of redundant codons.
Video from the city showed slow movement of cars and pedestrians at intersections during the outage.
Crossing the major intersections made me a little anxious, because people, in general, made me anxious.
Demonstrators — many of them members of Mr. Ortega's own party — have burned vehicles and barricaded intersections.
I sometimes feel overwhelmed by my various intersections — Black, fat, queer, femme, with an invisible disability.
RSF troops are all over the city: at bridges, key intersections, and around the sit-in.
By 2010, anywhere you look in the entire city has roughly the same number of intersections.
We know these intersections, we know the queries, and the intersection of queries from different people.
The 2.3 mile corridor, which has 18 intersections, includes Georgia Tech and Coca Cola's world headquarters.
"We have complete sections of freeways that were closed and intersections that are closed," Clark said.
Looking at the intersections of race and gender, of class and gender, of class and race.
They're about the hard-won struggle to attain forgiveness and the intersections of justice and mercy.
And even if it's at 4,700 intersections, it still feels like the feature is in testing.
"Jazz and Existentialism have a lot of intersections that come up over and over," he said.
It is often at the intersections of these different trends that the best new opportunities emerge.
They also want to remove the median and scale back the footprint of eight-lane intersections.
There were gridlocked intersections, fluttering pigeons and jackhammers loud enough to interfere with dog-owner communication.
We look at the innovative intersections in the city that have not invested in public housing.
It might be one of the most complex intersections of money and trust on the planet.
Tornado-prone storms often form along such intersections, feeding off the variation in the wind direction.
Every summer, the NYBG showcases the intersections between horticulture and fine arts in a major exhibition.
The transportation department's latest accessible pedestrian signal status report lists 100 intersections targeted for future upgrades.
Around the city, beggars work the traffic intersections near gaudy casinos, and rivers brim with trash.
That's because they spend less time in intersections, where the risk of a collision is greater.
And its skaters are known for "bombing" them — dodging traffic and racing through intersections without stopping.
One of the purest intersections between art and science lies in the creative applications of biology.
As a result, any intersections between McKinsey's consulting work and the fund's investments are largely hidden.
You have a few kinds of intersections between tech and the large-scale drug criminal world.
The car rode confidently alongside other drivers, braked for pedestrians, and inched its way assertively into intersections.
There's so many clips that every time they appear, the intersections and juxtapositions of them are different.
It's the first in a series of music documentaries that examine pivotal intersections between art and politics.
The protesters cursed at bicycle-mounted police as they moved through intersections, according to a CBS report.
But intersections of identity matter, and it was specifically queer Latinx people who were targeted this weekend.
These roads tend to be well-marked and largely free of crossing traffic because intersections are rare.
The work we create reflects the very intersections of identity, ideas, and experiences that our name implies.
It's a Level 2100 (Multi-lane highway) and 22020 (Urban Junctions/Intersections) trial, like most other competitors.
The feed has so far covered some poignant intersections of the human condition and the Subway lifestyle.
The windows to at least one vehicle were broken and protesters tried to block intersections, Matthew said.
They also honk rhythmically at crowded intersections, prompting rebukes from the police in several Chinese cities recently.
Legnini's series documents the multitude of the Bronx experiences through the intersections of culture, race, and class.
Opponents spend the game trying to surround or border empty intersections on the board with their stones.
It was that many people seemed to have a problem even comprehending the intersections of his identity.
In Singapore, individuals can trigger a longer walk signal at certain intersections using a senior's transit card.
BARCELONA — Imagine if streets were for strolling, intersections were for playing and cars were almost never allowed.
Getting anywhere in a city like Beijing means slogging through colossal traffic jams and chaotic, bewildering intersections.
The sweet-salty dynamic is one of the most essential flavor intersections in cuisines across the globe.
Two artists wrestle with the intersections of technology and massive ecological shifts brought on by the Anthropocene.
Instead, it presents them as the deeply complicated, personal, and revealing intersections of humanity they truly are.
Sex Machina is a new and very personal column exploring the intersections of sex, romance, and technology.
At certain intersections we knew to sit and hunch over the handlebars, our eyes on the pavement.
Officially known as pedestrian safety managers, they are vigilant escorts across some of the city's busiest intersections.
While he doesn't consider himself a timid rider, "the route includes pretty scary arterial intersections," he said.
In the capital, Harare, about half a dozen tanks were stationed around strategic government buildings and intersections.
Today, groups of armed men are visible at road intersections, where paved and dirt roads come together.
The visibility is so poor it's hard to make out the colors of traffic lights at intersections.
At intersections, strangers would grab my arm and attempt to usher Millennium and me across the street.
The images by Ms. Hinkle, who lives in California, are, at first glance, random intersections of curves.
There are many ways to get to my destination, even if many streets and intersections are closed.
The authorities dispersed the crowd with tear gas, although some protesters regrouped to block roads and intersections.
It's hard to imagine how forcing cyclists to stop at empty intersections makes either group any safer.
This movie is warm and unforced, about the intersections of sex and sisterhood and working-class solidarity.
Next, Chandra reshapes the grid, changing certain intersections or roads, in order to create a winding maze.
He said state transportation officials will install barriers at another 31 intersections between 59th Street and the Battery.
More or Less Bone continues Moulène's recent investigations into the intersections of advanced technology and contemporary material culture.
Law enforcement officers in Daye recently installed five bright yellow posts at one of the city's busiest intersections.
Caroline Sinders is a design researcher and artist working at the intersections of emerging technology, design, and policy. 
It also nudged its way out into busy intersections and braked quickly in ways that felt surprisingly human.
The Seattle Police Department said in a tweet to handle intersections without lights as a four-way stop.
But you should expect to see various product features that try and nail different intersections of the spectrum.
The expansion announced on Wednesday will see Super Cruise take on slightly more challenging scenarios, like limited intersections.
What intersections do I want to live inside of that and what do I need to let go.
The overall fatal crash rate at signalized intersections in those cities was likewise 16 percent higher per capita.
Mental Health Bar is Waypoint contributor Joe Donnelly's regular series on games, mental health, and their complex intersections.
Clay Cane: All my life I've lived at these complex intersections of race, sexuality, faith and even region.
Cane's book Live Through This: Surviving the Intersections of Sexuality, God, and Race is available on June 13.
Gretchen Röehrs: One of the purest intersections between art and science lies in the creative applications of biology.
Axios Science, which launches today, will cover these intersections where ideas are colliding and the questions they answer.
Here's a roughly plotted course of all the intersections I tested while searching for 215G in The Loop.
Mental Health Bar is Waypoint Contributor Joe Donnelly's regular series on games, mental health, and their complex intersections.
My S&M intersects with identity, sexuality, and gender—this is a way of documenting all those intersections.
The real challenge is driving on city streets and in suburbs where are there complex intersections and pedestrians.
Stephanie Russell-Kraft is a Brooklyn-based freelance reporter covering the intersections of religion, culture, law, and gender.
I am currently writing about the intersections of race, gender, and the gentrification of Chinatowns across the country.
The lights have been installed at 1,000 dangerous intersections citywide as part of the mayor's Vision Zero program.
Tanks were seen at key intersections in the capital of Harare, but otherwise the streets have been quiet.
Drone footage of the event shows scores of people waving flags and cheering across major roads and intersections.
Throughout the U.S., the green light advisory feature is available so far in 13 cities at 4,700 intersections.
Examples include traffic information that's calculated by using data from traffic light systems and video monitors in intersections.
Members of the Young Red Guards, a student militia, stood watch at key intersections south of the city.
In the southern port city of Karachi, hundreds of members of Tehreek-e-Labbaik disrupted traffic at intersections.
At the same time, wooden ties at two key intersections on the station's west side were becoming weaker.
The suspect, described as a white male in his 30s, fired shots into shopping plazas and busy intersections.
Pairing Jess with Corbett, Brockway, Conner, and Herms approaches the kinds of intersections that the show's title suggests.
As of November 2017, countdown clocks had been installed at more than 7,500 intersections, according to the lawsuit.
The system operates only on divided, limited-access highways that are free of cross traffic, intersections and pedestrians.
There were soldiers everywhere in the city, checkpoints at major intersections, machine-­gun nests by bridges and tunnels.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's plans will include more protected lanes and more police enforcement at high-crash intersections.
Police officers will also step up enforcement of traffic rules at 100 high-crash intersections, specifically targeting trucks.
Contested memorial sites, erected long after the Civil War ended, have become flashpoints with historical and artistic intersections.
He calls for a broader inquiry into all of Mr. Trump's business dealings and intersections with foreign money.
Officers regularly patrol the streets and use license-plate readers installed at key intersections to assist crime prevention.
He began developing interdisciplinary programs at the university that explored the intersections of language, dance, music and folklore.
It also didn't look at how women of different ages experience the intersections of sexual and racist harassment.
Focusing on the intersections of Asian, Pacific Island, and queer communities, Tse explores contested and contingent notions of home.
ISIS has been executing civilians accused of being spies for Iraq's security forces and leaving their bodies at intersections.
We have some highways to go through there, major intersections are also being shut down for the time being.
Multilane highway driving is coming by 2018, while 2020 models will be able to handle intersections and city driving.
Twitter users shared pictures of dark buildings and cars lined up at intersections where traffic lights had gone out.
These films offered some context for hungry fans to consider the intersections of these performers' personal and professional lives.
Kumar's previous research in the field showed that buildings near traffic intersections had substantially higher levels of pollutants indoors.
Because they really hone in on all those intersections of gender and cultural anxieties, and it was really painful.
Meanwhile, regular people started to direct traffic while waiting for the police to assume their stations at chaotic intersections.
And there will be roadside units at 40 intersections for the pilot program providing vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications.
At the center is Berger's own poignant story of growing up at the intersections of race, culture, and art.
Anthony "Tony" Beminio while they sat in squad vehicles near intersections in their respective cities shortly after 1 a.m.
A scramble is the best solution for very high volume intersections, where there are lots of cars and people.
The city's sloppy efforts to organize various taxi options have created slow, long lines at airports and crowded intersections.
He thinks we will start to see the intersections of our bodies and technology much more in the future.
Our hope is that we get to inspect the intersections of design and technology through a variety of lenses.
Teams with diverse academic and professional backgrounds who dabble at the intersections of disciplines are more likely to innovate.
"Accident data collected by telematics could be used to identify the most dangerous intersections in our cities," says Cawse.
And, in a way, in their strange intersections the pile-up of controversies in Alabama do create a pattern.
"AM: "One of the things that both Akilah and I have been really mindful of is looking for intersections.
We are seeing industries and disciplines converge and find the intersections to be the most ripe areas of opportunity.
That pattern is typical: Urban gun violence tends to spread around specific blocks or intersections, like a contagious disease.
These collisions are more likely to be fatal because cars are more likely to be traveling quickly between intersections.
A walkable community was defined as "having pedestrian-friendly intersections, adequate lighting, and wide sidewalks," according to the study.
"Our member companies are not currently reporting any concerns to the SIG regarding increased interference at intersections," he said.
" A Waymo spokesperson told CNBC that the cars are capable of "making left turns at all types of intersections.
Yearwood is a vocal climate activist and is a staunch supporter of the social justice intersections with the environment.
Gutierrez uses art to explore the intersections of gender, sexuality, race, and class as they inform her life experience.
Now there are just bustling intersections where kids do not dare roam because of four fast lanes of traffic.
A few weeks later, I saw armored military vehicles in position at strategic intersections on my drive into work.
At each of the 26 pedestrian access intersections, the City Department of Transportation will place two large concrete cubes.
It includes dozens of E-ZPass readers that check constantly for gridlock from atop traffic-signal poles at intersections.
His wife, Toby Perlman — a sunny, empathetic presence — is with him, and there's a shovel for clearing impassable intersections.
Nevertheless, it's well documented that there are consistent intersections between people of color and those in lower economic classes.
In India, tradition is everywhere—especially on beaches and busy intersections, where cows lounging around are totally the norm.
What he plans to cover: Walter wants to explore the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, music and popular culture.
A lot of intersections required a leap of faith and the temporary acceptance of a nonsensical run of letters.
If it's just some sweetguy like me blowing through intersections like they're Lord of the Galaxy, people would talk.
We met in 2016 at the Atlanta Film Festival and quickly began discussing the intersections of our respective communities.
Some intersections have a rhythm to them, requiring lights to be activated in a repeatable pattern to finish flawlessly.
A freethinking firm makes its mark exploring the intersections between public and private, indoors and out, function and form.
Article of the Day Before reading the article: Think of as many intersections between sports and art as possible.
There are about 234,103 intersections in New York, of which nearly 210,270 are busy enough to warrant traffic signals.
"Please slow down and treat all intersections without power as a four-way stop," city officials said on Twitter.
Today it's one of those grim intersections where climate, migration, population and the lack of urban planning all meet.
Then you will use media literacy skills to think about the intersections of cultural appropriation and crediting online creations.
"Seeing all of those intersections and more, we really saw this as a civil rights issue," Ms. Patterson said.
When intersections are not at right angles, the distance drivers can see goes way down, Wang told Reuters Health.
Reporters following the protests noted that police began making arrests early on Monday, particularly along the most-trafficked intersections.
" The protesters blocked several intersections, with organizers saying they were hoping to cause "as much traffic disruption as possible.
For Mr. Peress, perpetually interested in intersections between American jazz and the classical tradition, it was a pivotal connection.
Incidents were reported of fans climbing steet lights, setting off fireworks and breakdancing in the middle of Oakland intersections.
But the intersections with ethnicity and body type, I don't think they're being paid attention to, and are getting worse.
Militants have reportedly left barrels of crude oil at major intersections, ready to be set afire to hamper Iraqi advances.
Miami police kept an eye on the marchers, occasionally stopping traffic so the scores of people could continue through intersections.
A mayor's office could study driver behavior at major city intersections to optimize signage or traffic lights for better safety.
Studded with sensors and humming with AI, autonomous cars could slash death rates at intersections while eliminating traffic signals altogether.
Pedestrians, evidence suggests, are increasingly likely to amble into intersections with their eyes on their phones, instead of the road.
Heading into town from the airport, we circled a statue situated in one of the most prominent intersections in town.
With Pokémon Go still dominating everyone's brains, there have been some surprising intersections between the augmented-reality game and fashion.
Up-to-date maps also let AVs reroute to avoid tough situations like unprotected left turns or intersections under construction.
Banners urging "A safe and peaceful election" and proclaiming "We are all brothers" flapped above intersections all around the city.
The company's employees walked the streets of San Francisco and Los Angeles, taking pictures of curb cuts and prominent intersections.
Ford just introduced a supercharged hybrid for police that can handle intense pursuits, even through flooded intersections and over curbs.
A spokesman for Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, said officials identified 57 intersections where new barriers will be erected.
It is refreshing but rare to read a self-help text that relates to the intersections of young, Black women.
The Piper's mobile performance strikes the foot traffic in Old Town like thunder and lightning at the intersections he reigns.
Maybe you've seen our series Bong Appetit, wherein we explore the myriad, delightful intersections between eating, drinking, and getting high.
An unnamed Louisiana storm in 2016, for instance, swamped towns in brown water, submerging vehicles and turning intersections into lakes.
In America, for instance, which has a mere 4,800 roundabouts, a quarter of all road deaths take place at intersections.
Mounties blocked intersections along the convoy's route to prevent evacuees from turning off to check on their homes and property.
But Ms. Roem struggles to picture life that far in advance, once all her dream alternative intersections have been built.
In the first, the stories delve into the intersections among science, medicine, even eugenics, and motherhood, race and self-­regard.
Other officers closed intersections ahead of Leon's car so they wouldn't be slowed down in their race to the hospital.
At various moments, he had to take over the wheel and turn through intersections where locals are known to speed.
Studies also show motorists are more likely to hit the brakes hard at camera-enforced intersections, increasing rear-end collisions.
By 2020, the alliance will have cars that can drive through city intersections and heavy city traffic on their own.
And in places like intersections, pedestrians are often crossing one another's paths, which presents an entirely different series of problems.
"Snowy roads and intersections often get packed down to a 'two-track' of darker, slippery snow or ice," Rogers said.
You'd think cities where traffic jams span 2003 lanes and intersections resemble parking lots would be a horrible proving ground.
And, yes, on 14th Street there will be no private automobiles or cabs allowed (save for intersections at certain avenues).
At each of the 31 vehicle access intersections, the State Department of Transportation will put in six concrete jersey barriers.
It features simulated city streets and intersections, with traffic lights, road signs, parking meters, a railroad crossing and a tunnel.
I started out by trying to follow the Dutch system of navigating cycling paths by 'knooppunten' — numbered intersections or nodes.
And it's an exercise in how a collection of guitar licks can keep revealing new intersections for nearly 10 minutes.
The site's analysis took into account walking routes, intersections, population density and various geographic factors, using data from Google, Education.
Because of curb cuts, nine in 10 adults cross at intersections instead of mid-block, a boon for pedestrian safety.
She is also, however, a songwriter and singer who explores complex intersections of carnality, power and devotion — as Prince did.
Barcelona has reorganized some streets into superblocks where intersections now serve as playgrounds and cars are pushed to the edges.
The plan calls for the installation of more bike lanes, the redesign of certain intersections and various traffic signaling adjustments.
Traffic is regularly snarled at downtown intersections that now have no stop lights and where motorists must fend for themselves.
It's a bewitching collage of obsession and grief, caught at the intersections of East and West, of cinema and reality.
Over the years, it had turned into one of the main highway intersections in Italy, connecting various regions to France.
We need to ensure that more state laws are taking these intersections into account, and many have as of 2019.
For the most part, woven bamboo holds itself in place through the friction of the over-under-over-under intersections.
For the most part, woven bamboo holds itself in place through the friction of the over-under-over-under intersections.
The plan calls for the installation of more bike lanes, the redesign of certain intersections and various traffic signaling adjustments.
"Polanco was caught at the intersections of terrible criminal legal policies, and this systemic violence led to her death," she said.
As part of their registration work, RUP workers go anywhere Navajo go — chapter meetings, clinics, door to door, major road intersections.
We bring together all of these varying intersections in indie, hardcore, classical, ambient, black-metal and screamo to make our music.
People of color, disabled folks, immigrants, LGBTQ+ folks, and people at the intersections of multiple marginalized identities are encouraged to apply.
Zimmerman's idea is to use traffic light-mounted cameras coupled with deep learning algorithms to detect cyclists as they approach intersections.
My intersections are not uncommon, but they're the experiences of those who have been missing from the conversation for too long.
This became a backdrop to Lagos, with each venture's billboards facing off across intersections, as their delivery motorcycles buzzed by below.
That college campus in Florida only has so many busy intersections and complicated turns for a vehicle to track and navigate.
It sets the stakes for season three's looks at the intersections of class, race, and gender identity in a smart way.
For the past few years, Waze's community network has been working to identify these intersections like the "risky left" described above.
How do you see the intersections between women's rights, gender equality, immigrants' rights, rights for refugees, and rights for Muslim Americans?
Security was stepped up in Bangkok's old quarter of palaces, temples and ministries with soldiers at checkpoints, government offices and intersections.
This app will issue "walk" alerts at various intersections and will audibly signal if a bus or streetcar begins moving nearby.
It uses cameras and Internet of Things connectivity to scan intersections and provide real-time data about how traffic is moving.
I think that for me, what I'd like to see are those intersections of coming out around my class, my race.
With traffic lights out, cars and taxis jammed intersections as emergency vehicles and fire engines with sirens blaring tried to pass.
It's a symphony of electric whirring, with robots pausing for one another at intersections and delivering their packages to the slides.
Professional drivers navigating complex inner-city environments, tricky intersections and pedestrians crossing roads involve all the higher-end difficulties of driving.
Multiple-lane highway support will come in 2018, with autonomous vehicles capable of navigating intersections and city driving arriving by 2020.
The characters and the environment create some context for you to explore the intersections of lots of different kinds of feelings.
Certain intersections guarantee better viewing than others: Major thoroughfares, such as 14th, 34th, 83nd and 57th streets, are the most ideal.
When we add to our team, leaders must consider candidates with a variety of intersections, including age, gender, race, and ability.
We are also planning on doing a sports supplement for issue six, focusing on the intersections among sport, design, and fashion.
Each then adds the number of his stones on the board to the number of empty grid intersections he has surrounded.
The institute is calling for city and state governments to do a better job lighting and designating intersections and pedestrian crosswalks.
In McAllen, Texas, intense rainstorms caused widespread flooding for a second day, stranding vehicles in intersections and low-lying parking lots.
The scientists took their measurements inside a car as it traveled on a six-kilometer loop, passing through 10 traffic intersections.
A diligent economist can only note their intersections, recording each combination of price and quantity, perhaps as dots on a graph.
Ultimately both Hassell and Klarwein explore the intersections of our Norths and Souths, suggesting art can be both sensual and cerebral.
Many New Yorkers gathered on Friday at major intersections and gazed to the west as the sun aligned with the grid.
Ms. Cloher sings about that, too — some of her most poignant songs deal with the vexed intersections of fame and love.
Most houses here have a picture of Mecca on their wall, and road intersections are decorated with golden monuments in Arabic.
Poverty lurks in every corner of this country, from New Delhi's busiest intersections to the sharecropper cotton farms across central India.
The city's Transportation Department is adding the measure to about 2139 intersections a year, or nearly double the rate from 22015.
He said some intersections are clogged with 45-foot-long coaches as more than 20 private carriers operate in the area.
The South Dakota city of Aberdeen was under a flash flood warning after rain and snowmelt flooded the city's major intersections.
Although you say that the members of your (family) book group have very different tastes, there are intersections among the novels.
They hang from traffic lights, intersections, crosswalks; on trees, fences, and subway cars; even inside your taxi or your apartment building.
Echoing the work of artists like Joseph Cornell and Jesse Treece, he calmly brings about the fantastical intersections of the everyday.
In downtown Rapid City, we idled at empty intersections, block after snowy block, waiting for traffic lights that governed no traffic.
Seid will present her research on the film's "intersections with Hollywood and the Hong Kong New Wave," according to MOCA's website.
That was a bit delicate to grid, but I think I am more proud of other intersections of the long answers.
Life has returned to the streets, with shops and restaurants reopened and the traffic police shooing away drivers who clog intersections.
"We realized a lot of computing intersections happen at the intersection of hardware and software," Pichai said, before touting Chromecast's sales.
Mike Lee Studded with sensors and humming with AI, autonomous cars could slash death rates at intersections while eliminating traffic signals altogether.
In both cases, the vehicle drove itself for long stretches of the trip, deftly handling intersections, bridges, and pedestrians without human intervention.
As the sun set, organizers led the protest down Delmar Boulevard, with participants crowding intersections and dispersing themselves strategically to block traffic.
Our unique perspective allows us to see the critical intersections between talent, assets and ideas — the dynamic formula that drives business performance.
They also carefully mapped out a route that would allow them to drive with minimal traffic and intersections, and on flat roads.
When red-light technology was first introduced in the early '90s, many cities added cameras at their busiest and most dangerous intersections.
Mr Morgen compares it to the moon landing, one of "the most profound intersections of wilderness and civilisation that has ever happened".
" Guy replies, "A boy who makes every effort to dismantle the patriarchy (whilst keeping in mind intersections with other forms of oppression).
City planners often say smaller blocks encourage residents to walk more, creating more intersections with commercial activity and less demand for transportation.
Yamazaki often bounces back and forth between commercial and gallery work, and she doesn't shy away from any intersections of the two.
Traffic lights are added and removed, stop-and-go intersections turn into roundabouts, a typically quiet street turns into a construction zone.
The Rebel Zone is part of the inaugural Myseum Intersections festival, which explores different perspectives on Toronto's historical, cultural, and natural diversity.
Police in riot gear then began marching arm in arm through downtown Charlotte intersections, shooting tear gas at people who charged them.
After Gattaca and The Truman Show, Niccol continued to make movies that explored the intersections of technology and humanity, reality and artifice.
Starting at noon sharp, they'll be gathering at two particularly busy intersections — West 34th Street between 5th and 6th and Lexington Ave.
Fat, brown, lgbt, disabled and many other intersections deserve RESPECT and not to be trolled by anonymous private accounts with no life.
I traverse my cityscape by attempting to remember which streets intersect with other streets and memorize how many streets in between intersections.
I sincerely apologize to the many drivers who honked irately as I threw my back into swerving the Arcimoto through multiple intersections.
Toward the end of its run, #exstrange explored these intersections through a batch of auctions devised in collaboration with consumer-culture researchers.
The scene, which was taped off at three intersections, was large and filled with all sorts of police units and emergency services.
Imagine all these intersections of people, groups who aren't really supposed to be meeting, linking up and coming together on the dancefloor.
The incident clogged one of the world's busiest intersections, as emergency vehicles responded to the scene at 42nd Street and 7th Avenue.
For weeks now, working-class Chileans have occupied national monuments, blocked major intersections, and torched subway cars in protest of widespread inequality.
While set in Baltimore, The Wire was commentary on the intersections of crime, poverty, and race at various levels of American society.
Current research includes exploring the intersections of science and art through materials and form to visualize concepts from physics, cosmology, and astronomy.
We saw mile after mile of sagging electrical lines and telephone poles snapped in half or leaning precariously over roadways and intersections.
The exposure was more than six times greater in cars with open windows than for pedestrians at three- or four-way intersections.
In a tweet, Musk said intersections with lots of traffic lights and shopping mall parking lots are among the technology's biggest challenges.
This is an opinion piece by Blair Imani, an author and activist living at the intersections of black, muslim, and queer identity.
"He would do it at least three times a week at different intersections," Franklin Township PD's Lt. Matthew DeCesari told USA Today.
The district is in an older section of Downtown LA where the walls, streets, and intersections fit together like angled puzzle pieces.
Also, I don't usually go looking for interesting word intersections, but I find it incredibly amusing that VEGETARIAN runs through LIVING DEAD.
In this new nearly three-week performance series, programmed by Marýa Wethers, the focus is the intersections among blackness, queerness and indigeneity.
The Syrian government is intent on seizing two main intersections in order to open the highway between Damascus, the capital, and Aleppo.
Narrow roads, gobs of tourists, steep inclines, double-parked delivery vans, never-ending construction, and maddening six-way intersections run rampant there.
In many cities, these intersections already have cameras, so Derq aims to partner with the cities to make use of these cameras.
In some ways, what one man shouted in anger and one woman uttered in grief capture one of America's most troubling intersections.
They are camped outside the governor's office and at main intersections, in scenes reminiscent of the popular uprising of 2010 and 2011.
He said he intended to assign additional officers to try to keep traffic flowing during rush hours, especially at the busiest intersections.
The playful and unorthodox form of this sculpture will engage the public and spark interaction at one of Midtown's most prominent intersections.
Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Toronto examined what kind of drivers violated laws at intersections in California.
Ava DuVernay's "Family Feud" short for Jay-Z's 4:44 posits a future filled with intersections of black, female and Native American leadership.
In a time where language of our conditions, our intersections, our battles is as fraught as it is overwhelming, Frank puts it simply.
Nuanced and existing at a myriad of different intersections, the attack on Smollett represents a unique form of racialized queerphobia that impacts QTPOC.
To ensure Super Cruise never faces obstacles it can't handle—intersections, pedestrians, traffic lights—Cadillac programmed it to only work on divided highways.
Intersections between mental health and homelessness can't be ignored, with 20 to 25 percent of homeless people living with symptoms of mental illness.
The players take turns putting stones at intersections—black versus white—trying to enclose territory or wall off swaths of their opponent's color.
"She's a character who is experiencing life at many different intersections," Stenberg says in a featurette for the movie, also exclusive to PEOPLE.
The DOT hopes that the technology would be used to warn drivers of oncoming dangers, particularly while turning at intersections or changing lanes.
The fun of "Puffs," though, is in its intersections with the story we know from J. K. Rowling's books and the movie adaptations.
This not only would improve visibility, it would also provide a handy place for plows to shove snow that has accumulated at intersections.
"Twitter's update is too simplistic for the complicated world we live in, and fails to address the nuanced intersections of its users' identities."
In Other Echoes Inhabit the Garden, the artworks formally and conceptually echo one another at the intersections of the body, race, and place.
Even a small amount of rain mixed with oil and other residue on area roads can lead to slippery streets, highways and intersections.
The CAS will also host visiting artists, lectures, workshops, public forums, and exhibitions exploring the intersections of race, technology, and the African diaspora.
Clotilde Jiménez's recent series of self-portraits explore the intersections of blackness and homosexuality (Read: Collage Portraits Explore Violence Against Queer Black Males).
So are many pedestrians who walk into intersections without checking for traffic or even to see if they have the right of way.
The discrimination, hatred, racism, homophobia, heterosexism and countless other dangers that await at these intersections make me want to never leave his side.
Last week, Waypoint focussed on the intersections between gaming and prison in the US, with our At Play in the Carceral State series.
During mornings and early afternoon, Enock Sengobe can be found hawking snacks and trinkets to motorists at intersections in Uganda's capital city Kampala.
And with the Advanced Lane Guidance, you won't get caught off guard by exits and intersections since you know the correct driving lane.
In that short distance, the 8-year-old driver made several turns, went over a set of railroad tracks, and braved four intersections.
At LA's Main Museum, an evening of multimedia performance including hip-hop, poetry, and readings looked at the intersections between queerness and blackness.
Few cultural critics have had as enduring an influence on the intersections of art, music, fashion, and pop culture as the Renaissance man.
Rescinding such regulations to satisfy a numerical quota would make no more sense than getting rid of the stop-lights at busy intersections.
Barriers made of branches, bricks, refrigerators, trash bins, scrap metal, wire and caution tape block hundreds of intersections and thousands of smaller streets.
But within the zone, cars move easily between checkpoints, tanks are positioned at major intersections, electricity flows and Iraqi officials live in palaces.
Facial-recognition systems are ubiquitous at traffic intersections, in railway stations and airports (visitors to a public-security expo are pictured being scanned).
The path I took to the answer required a lot of intersections to get to WINDMILL DUNK, but it definitely rang a bell.
And a state study costing about $300,000 that Ms. Roem has pushed is also examining how intersections on Route 28 might be redesigned.
In its analysis, AAA also found that 28% of crash deaths at intersections with signals happened because a driver ran a red light.
City officials urged drivers to stay off the roads, while young men in big pickups gunned their way through puddles and flooded intersections.
Within each superblock, streets and intersections will be largely closed to traffic and used as community spaces such as plazas, playgrounds and gardens.
In Northern Virginia where he's based he said he's made it through 15 intersections in a row following the car's connected speed advice.
The players compete for more territory by placing black and white stones on intersections on a board of 19 lines by 19 lines.
The players compete for territory by placing black and white stones on intersections of a board of 19 horizontal and 19 vertical lines.
I think the problem is that there are a bunch of different intersections in terms of legislation that haven't necessarily happened quickly enough.
Even more specifically, we need to listen to trans people of color, and those people who live at very violent intersections of society.
Sexual and reproductive health doesn't happen in a vacuum, it happens in a context that is influenced by intersections which can't be ignored.
The show is sensitive to the intersections large and small of privilege and race in contemporary America, and aches with the resulting injustices.
The annual event, which began in 2016, highlighted more than 100 international voices dedicated to the intersections between print and the fine arts.
The intersections of the internet that are interested in gender, beauty, and Foucault all had a minor meltdown at the end of January.
By cultivating a rarified persona from this complex web of intersections, she prefigured the curated images that are currently populating Instagram feeds everywhere.
Primary targets included intersections of the main road running through the area and locations that Israel suspected hid shafts leading to the tunnel.
It navigates streets using radar, cameras and other sensors that allow the car's computer systems to identify pedestrians, intersections, other vehicles and obstacles.
For a Black Muslim woman like Kourouma, sexual harassment often stems from the intersections of racism, misogyny, Islamophobia, and other bigoted cultural realities.
The Alamitos Beach neighborhood has pride flags flying outside numerous bars and restaurants, and rainbow crosswalks are painted in intersections along East Broadway.
"The grades are low - they didn't come up with any really high-grade intersections," said Warren Edney at broker Ballieu Holst in Melbourne.
But it could also provide some seed money to build traffic lights at rural intersections which claim all too many lives every year.
The book is full of crossings and intersections, double-crosses and crossed fingers — reflecting the betwixt-and-between life of its narrator, Fabiola.
Before dawn one recent morning in Brooklyn, harried garbage crews could be seen careening onto sidewalks, running red lights and backing across intersections.
The study, helmed by Dr. Stacy L. Smith, exposes how the intersections of race, gender, and age affect a woman's standing in Hollywood.
In response to his death, several groups shut down highways and intersections across Pittsburgh during protests last year, demanding accountability for Antwon's death.
On my way home from the airport, I saw power lines still down, intersections without working traffic lights and knocked-down road signs.
"Factories operate like small indoor cities, complete with roads, traffic, intersections and pedestrians," Matt Rendall, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.
If it's successful, the town hopes to install the lights at more intersections and on bike paths, and offer them to other cities.
Potholes of Detroit, however, is decidedly less artful in its depictions of the former industrial powerhouse's perilous craters, conveniently accompanied by specific intersections.
There have been a slew of new books that have reckoned powerfully with manhood and masculinity and their intersections with race and sexuality.
With this piece and its accompanying story, Pepperstein is elaborating on a long tradition of intersections between technology, science, literature, and, ultimately, politics.
Endless House: Intersections of Art and Architecture continues through March 6 at the Museum of Modern Art (11 West 53rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan).
Much of his administration's transition planning has been based at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, near one of the busiest intersections in the world.
Our busses zipped down winding cobblestone hills, darted against traffic on narrow one-ways, and careened around stopped vehicles in the middle of intersections.
Bunches of protons (or heavier atoms) race around the tracks at nearly the speed of light and collide in one of the four intersections.
Through all of that time, I've barely noticed any connection dropouts — even in trouble spots and intersections where true wireless earbuds can frequently struggle.
" Security must again be in "constant surveillance" of the shipment, and so the checklist warns drivers to "be cautious of traffic lights and intersections.
The building is built around the lines of a grid, with pillars of brick, beams of white concrete, and decorative circles at the intersections.
However, even a small amount of rain mixed with oil and other residue on area roads can lead to slippery streets, highways and intersections.
And one of the best features of the scooter is that it will beep when you activate the turn signal, which helps at intersections.
Roads are straight and wide for faster travel; intersections are regulated to protect distracted humans; businesses are located near open spaces for better parking.
Also unexpected were scenes of multiple civilians who stepped into always-busy intersections to help direct traffic snarled by the lack of traffic lights.
He has written about film, politics, and their inevitable intersections for The New Yorker, The New Inquiry, VICE, The Daily Beast, and n+1.
An outmoded presumption of universal automobile ownership begets wide streets and "gargantuan" gaps between intersections that hog-tie urban planners working to increase density.
Ann Arbor is also wirelessly connected using vehicle-to-vehicle communications technology called DSRC so that intersections and vehicle can communicate with each other.
But ultimately, the conversation around feminism today is shifting and progressing even further to consider the intersections of race and gender and sexual identity.
On my website, it says that I hope to one day teach a course on the intersections of Allen Iverson, Prince, and Sonia Sanchez.
So, I spoke with four different women, all of whom have long been working in body politics and the myriad intersections of that world.
Two players, Black and White, take turns placing stones on the intersections of a board consisting of 2100 vertical lines and 222 horizontal ones.
"We're already seeing Venezuelan lawyers working as supermarket cashiers, Venezuelan women resorting to prostitution, indigenous Venezuelans begging at traffic intersections," a Brazilian official said.
The United States is currently burdened with 300,000 light-controlled intersections, most of which could and should be equipped with the corresponding DSRC devices.
If flooring it down the highway doesn't work, you try cutting through city streets to lose them in the maze of intersections and buildings.
Since there weren't that many GLOSA-enabled intersections around, each time it came on felt like I'd found the prize in a scavenger hunt.
When we can build groups at these intersections for people who are "double minorities," it helps connection for people to think they're not alone.
Other groups were more casual, their fighters in T-shirts and sandals, assault rifles hanging loosely by their sides, guarding sandbagged positions at intersections.
Musical works by Marcel Duchamp, Yves Klein and Laurie Anderson all feature in an exhibition in Vienna that explores intersections between two art forms.
She is one of the most senior of the roughly 2,400 crossing guards that help pedestrians navigate New York City intersections, primarily around schools.
Why should he, he argued, when he saw young men on dirt bikes flying through intersections while police officers sat in cruisers doing nothing?
The restaurant is at the corner of a low-rise mall that takes up a suburban block, at one of the city's main intersections.
The suspect, a white male in his 30s, fired shots into shopping plazas and busy intersections, injuring at least 21 people and killing seven.
Ken Kolosh, manager of statistics at the National Safety Council, said while the uptick in deaths is alarming, crashes at signaling intersections are common.
"The answer is not a silver bullet," said Johan Roets, chief executive of Intersections, the parent company of Identity Guard, an identity protection service.
In Washington, where it was introduced in 281, it has been expanded in recent years to 185 intersections, up from 50 five years ago.
"As that happens, we think there are going to be some very large and important companies that are created at these intersections," Conde said.
In the real city, traffic signals weren't operational so motorists politely paused At intersections, graciously took turns, as one imagination could crash into another.
The pay disparity felt like a double standard, and it showed how the intersections of race and gender can contribute to a comic's success.
It looks as though there's one, maybe two dots at the intersections of the diagonal gray lines, but the dots are constantly moving, right?
In the heart of the old city, craters littered intersections and roadways, marking the places where bombs pummeled the ground, dropped from coalition warplanes.
Last year, Fellow Travelers explored the intersections of science fiction and migration narratives, and Promises to Keep presented performance art by women Pakistani artists.
Not only was Lemonade a feature film, but it was a cultural marker and Beyoncé's most political album exploring the intersections of black feminism.
Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. came to photography through self-portraiture, using it at a means to understand and confront the intersections of his identity.
The city is looking for ways to build awnings that can shade whole intersections, so vendors and traffic police can get shelter from the sun.
A wedge of light burns in the night on one of Williamsburg's less picturesque intersections, just below the dark rumble of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
Decked out in cool sunglasses, the massive humanoid robots stand at busy intersections as kind of an all-in-one traffic light/crosswalk/traffic camera.
Decked out in cool sunglasses, the massive humanoid robots stand at busy intersections as kind of an all-in-one traffic light/crosswalk/traffic camera.
What is most interesting to me in LA's current DIY scene are the intersections between queers, club kids, punks of color, and art school kids.
It's a small change, but it could make a difference at confusing intersections or for people (like me) who are very bad with street names.
Why it matters: If cars can coordinate themselves at intersections and report on road hazards, accidents could start to become a thing of the past.
But it's also less surprising considering the genre's history of reflecting the intersections of American society, including the country's complicated relationship between racism and rape.
They performed flawlessly at intersections that would cause other earbuds to fall into a fit of dropouts and make me pull them out in frustration.
It is the culmination of a year-long effort of some 183,000 THON volunteers, who are oftentimes spotted with cans at traffic intersections seeking donations.
One of Sidewalk's projects, dubbed Sense, is working to make traffic intersections in cities both safer and easier to navigate for pedestrians and drivers alike.
BMW -- went down in one of L.A.'s busiest intersections ... Sepulveda and Santa Monica Boulevards, and Shaq happened to be driving by in the aftermath.
From the summary of the report:Most pedestrian fatalities take place on local roads, at night, away from intersections, suggesting the need for safer road crossings.
Advocate Zenén Pérez, of the Texas Civil Rights Project, got into his car and drove around to the intersections where ICE was reportedly camped out.
With hundreds of sets of traffic lights and hundreds more intersections, this busy and historic artery has helped us learn a lot over the years.
The specially outfitted Transit Van logged 1,800 miles in August, much of it in and around Arlington, Virginia, including urban intersections, parking lots and garages.
As he grew more religious, the "Darling Nikki" composer occasionally took umbrage with hip-hop's violent imagery and foul language, but his intersections never stopped.
Josh Grubbs, assistant professor of psychology at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, has focused his research on the intersections between sexuality, morality and religion.
Platform Pittsburgh, another Metro21 project, analyzed urban video streams to identify frequent sites of near-miss accidents, which could guide the creation of safer intersections.
At some point, moreover, prospectively ominous intersections between a U.S.-North Korean war and an expanding Iran-Hezbollah offensive could create unprecedented perils for Israel.
The research team also stationed itself at busy LA intersections, to find that of 193 e-scooter riders observed, 182 were not wearing a helmet.
Black Girls Talking is a podcast and blog, "wherein black women discuss the intersections of life, pop culture and body oils," according to their website.
The acknowledgement by Kiev's embassy, plus newly released testimony, suggests the Ukrainian efforts to influence the U.S. election had some intersections in Washington as well.
There's a universe of Reddit threads by AirPod users noting how the problem is particularly bad in bigger cities, and most notable at busy intersections.
But the 140 cameras in the program are not enough for a city with more than 2,300 school zones, each surrounded by intersections and crosswalks.
What US cities ultimately need, Lydon says, is a standardized system for permitting and route management that reduces the need for police to manage intersections.
"It was more about how you can utilize this network of streets and intersections that actually connect people in a physical way," he told Hyperallergic.
Bike lanes began sprouting up, and almost every neighborhood has busy intersections that have been redesigned to make it easier for pedestrians to get around.
Big Break: After listening to a podcast on Steve Jobs in 2009, he was inspired to learn more about the intersections of technology and genius.
Eisen said the microbiome presents a good opportunity for scientists, philosophers, and artists to discuss intersections between their work work, while Clarke remains more skeptical.
On the Champs-Élysées, young men clambered onto bus stop shelters and kiosks as police officers in riot gear kept a watchful eye at intersections.
The most paramount social-justice movements of our time now reflect the experiences of black girls and women who live at the intersections of oppression.
There is a billboard hanging over one of Aleppo's main intersections that shows a soldier wearing a helmet, with his entire face shrouded in shadow.
On Friday, climate protesters marched through parts of downtown Washington, D.C., blocking intersections and causing road closures, according to news reports and the Metropolitan Police.
Sadly, when trans and gender-nonconforming people experience violence at the intersections of race, class, gender and sexuality, we are often blamed for our deaths.
This is why sidewalk curbs have ramps at intersections, restrooms often feature accessible stalls for those in wheelchairs and signage in public buildings feature braille.
The liquid, which soon flooded one of Bangkok's busiest intersections, came from water cannons aimed at alleviating the smog that has shrouded Bangkok for weeks.
In the gallery the bike will be displayed on a raised white platform, prompting all kinds of musings on the intersections of culture and capitalism.
The moment affirms the playful ways that Morris, through collage, manipulates memory to explore freshly the aesthetic intersections of inner city life, race, and fashion.
The idea is to stand up the aluminum officers by the side of the road and at key intersections to compel drivers to follow road rules.
She was able to address my trauma at all of its various intersections, and therapy became an important ritual to me, rather than a medical appointment.
They spent weeks drawing up new intersections and revising one-way systems; workers laboured to add new doors to the other side of thousands of buses.
You start your engine at a green light, ride as quickly as possible, brake aggressively at a red light and spend more time waiting at intersections.
The filmmakers leave assorted plot possibilities underexplored — Sarah's anxious father; her grief over a dead brother; the religious intersections of the faiths that call Jerusalem home.
So that's been great to see because we do care a lot about covering all of our different worlds and also finding the intersections between them.
I grew up Black, queer, low-income and raised by a single mother in a town where most of my peers did not understand those intersections.
Instead, some of New York City's fastest elite runners were dashing through intersections, dodging cars, cutting through parks, running up stairs, or jumping the occasional fence.
Musk says Tesla still has to develop software that extends current highway driving capabilities to city streets, including traffic light recognition, complex intersections and remote parking.
With Ruskeat Tytöt, Hubara aims to create a vocabulary that discusses issues such as systemic racism, sexual violence, and the intersections of race, gender and class.
Saying the names of Black people — especially those at the intersections of gender, class, and sexuality-based oppression — means telling the story of their full humanity.
Other technologies help with blind intersections or when backing up into crossing traffic, and warn the driver of approaching vehicles from behind before opening the door.
"We don't have those supplies here in Puerto Rico because we never had to repair the equipment at all of the intersections at once," Contreras said.
"With the times that we live in, it's important to tell stories like this that include marginalized groups at intersections of race and sexuality," she says.
The intersections between Eastern philosophy and psychedelic drugs are explored in Zig Zag Zen, a newly expanded edition of an anthology of essays, interviews, and artwork.
No right turns at red lights Even with medians on bike paths, unprotected intersections remain a problem area—particularly when turning cars cut across bike paths.
And so, there is so much work to do and to shine a light on just not only sexism — but the intersections of sexism and racism.
In the 1920's, traffic laws didn't exist, stoplights and road signs were uncommon except in cities and pedestrians were regularly killed in intersections and roadways.
Traffic jam volume at major intersections could be slashed by 240% within three years by a new intelligent transportation system (ITS), according to the local authorities.
In addition to examining the broad obstacles women face in political campaigns, the researchers looked closely at the intersections between gender, race, ethnicity and sexual orientation.
In Leizhou's main urban area, giant billboards tower over street intersections warning against the dangers of taking drugs — locals say methamphetamine and ketamine are most common.
Throughout much of the interview, Monáe explores the intersections of her identities, not afraid to highlight the ways society has at times made her feel unwelcome.
City officials and law enforcement often explain that safety is the reason; they install the cameras because of numerous fatal car crashes that happen at intersections.
I think it's true that we're never going to reach 100 percent representation in the people that we pick, because there are so many different intersections.
A moving mass of red shirts jams the sidewalks and sometimes spills into the streets near the stadium, stranding cars in intersections whenever the lights change.
Depending on your preference (or personal phone habits), you may set the app to alert you at every one to three intersections, or even at random.
Other rebel fighters posted photographs of their units, holding the opposition Syrian flag aloft, at the main intersections and before a statue on Afrin's central square.
Armed pickup trucks sit on intersections and bridges, or snarl the sandy streets with long convoys manned by fighters brandishing sniper rifles and rocket-propelled grenades.
Intersections with left-turn signals render many pedestrians clueless that vehicles have the right of way (hint: that's why the "walk" icon is not lit up).
Political orientations are shaped at the intersections of race, class, geography and history and a tangle of other currents with which religious commitments become inextricably intertwined.
Several thousand anti-Trump demonstrators have shut down major intersections in Chicago, blocking traffic and staging a rally outside of Trump Tower, according to DNA Info.
When representation of Latinx identity is this lacking and narrow, it becomes near-impossible to represent Latinx people who live in the many intersections of Latinidad.
A 2016 transportation department analysis of 104 intersections giving pedestrians head starts found a significant decline in fatalities and severe injuries to pedestrians, the officials said.
We lived about five minutes away, and I'd sometimes see black men on horses at various intersections waiting for the light to change, particularly on Sundays.
One thing I almost always enjoy in solving themeless puzzles is the challenge of sussing out a tricky long answer by chipping away at the intersections.
The photojournalist Tim Page caught these strange intersections in a May 1968 photo: An American G.I. sits ostentatiously on a tank turret, holding a pink umbrella.
The city has the technology to time traffic signals to turn green when a bus approaches, but only applies it to a small fraction of intersections.
This exhibition probes at the intersections of history, religion, migration, and community in the desert, and examines the livelihood and history of the Tohono O'odham people.
The music of this international group (the members all hail from different countries) is driven by intersections and rhythmic friction, but it remains fluid and acrobatic.
Protesters began their demonstration at George Washington University and then marched to the World Bank headquarters a few blocks away blocks intersections near the multilateral institution.
They revealed that while Iceland has made internationally recognized progress on gender equality, we have not sufficiently confronted the intersections of gender, racial and class injustices.
Her performance is presented in conjunction with Oxy Art's current exhibition L.A. Intersections, featuring portraits by the painter and tattoo artist Shizu Saldamando of her community.
A handful of pedestrians cutting through the busy intersections did pause to write notes and take printed letters; some individuals accepted candles and joined the protest.
A Princeton alumna with an MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars, Jerkins's work focuses on the intersections of race and gender, literature, feminism, and pop culture.
The saga of the Betty Board recordings takes on an air of tragedy given its intersections with art, family, business, idealism, romance, drug abuse, and money.
Much more research needs to be done on intersections such as these; history has shown how common it is for refugees to find themselves in modern slavery.
That entitlement manifests in, among many things, the fetishization of youth and policing women's sexuality with clothing — not to mention the intersections of fatphobia, transphobia, and racism.
In the beginning, researchers say, this will be especially important while navigating from the post office to the beginning of the postal route, and while navigating intersections.
You can turn your fast-moving sports car into a speed boat over dry land, and you'll fly through New York City intersections, skidding on the pavement.
MANILA (Reuters) - Directing motorists at busy intersections in Manila isn't the easiest job, but traffic cop Ramiro Hinojas makes it fun by adding dance to his beat.
Using a data-driven approach to fix dangerous intersections is part of LADOT's Vision Zero initiative, part of a global trend to reduce traffic fatalities to zero.
The LED consoles showed the streets we were driving on and a version of what the car was seeing as the car looped through sometimes unregulated intersections.
They write about the challenges of and intersections between public and private space travel, with stories set in low Earth orbit, Mars, the asteroid belt, and beyond.
Avoiding pollution hotspots in the city is one thing, but you can't skip over these busy intersections forever—not if you still want to live in Toronto.
Like the subjects in his photos, we all live at intersections of race, sexuality, gender identity, socioeconomic class, disability status, and more identities that shape our experiences.
Large billboards for Pyonghwa Cars, a joint venture between the North Korean state and South Korea's Unification Church have stood at several intersections in Pyongyang for years.
The data is broadcast up to 10 times per second to nearby vehicles, which can identify risks and provide warnings to avoid imminent crashes, especially at intersections.
They're usually located at toll booths, or intersections on heavily trafficked roads, though police also have mobile versions of them and massive databases of license plate information.
This, in combination with sensor technology, will enable the vehicle to collate data on everything from cyclists and pedestrians to other cars, rights of way and intersections.
Indeed, roundabout decoration has turned some intersections into art statements for French mayors, who began spending heavily on such matters after gaining decentralised powers in the 1980s.
The fence surrounds a testing center called Mcity — a 22015-acre patch of land that aims to recreate Anywhere, U.S.A., complete with simulated city streets and intersections.
Unlike Mcity, this larger site will have long stretches where autonomous cars can be tested at highway speeds and space for creating a variety of complex intersections.
Now, a new video shows a self-driving Tesla making its way through a city neighbourhood complete with a lot of traffic and quite a few intersections.
With so many intersections of Russian and U.S. interests, Russia presents a critical foreign policy challenge, one which will be poorly served by either demonization or conciliation.
And since October, according to Shin Bet, Israel's domestic security agency, at least 183 Palestinians have rammed vehicles into people at bus stops, intersections and military checkpoints.
Songwriters like Ms. McKenna are seasoned, skillful navigators of the intersections between the personal and the generalized, the heartfelt and the crafty, the everyday and the idealized.
Photographer Jill Peters has dedicated her career to exploring the intersections of sexuality, gender identity, and culture — and it has taken her to some very interesting places.
For weeks, the nonprofit set up voter registration tables at busy intersections, including the Penn North Light Rail stop, adding more than 1,000 voters to the polls.
Day for Night lacked an official theme, but topics from the Friday Summit's talks on the intersections of art, technology, and politics interwove throughout the whole weekend.
Everyone at the company is required to learn about the intersections of design and machine learning, which is helpful when tinkering with the product at all levels.
The refrain is repeated throughout the "Healers, Elders, and Fighters" panel, in which activists discuss their work around looksism and its intersections with homophobia, fatphobia, and transphobia.
Traffic lights at multiple intersections were not functioning, and columns of black smoke could be seen in the evergreen forests on the northern outskirts of the city.
The geometry of their intersections has the lucid, slightly false simplicity of a traffic sign: It's just complex enough to point to the idea of formal complexity.
And Super Cruise can be activated only on divided, limited-access highways such as interstates — places where it need not contend with intersections, traffic lights and pedestrians.
Those who did talk made sure to do so out of view of closed circuit police cameras, which monitor the main streets and intersections of many towns.
Officials in Santa Rosa, about 50 miles north of San Francisco, said they had responded to multiple traffic collisions, including five with injuries, at intersections without power.
He spoke frankly about the intersections between race and politics, regularly noting that he was the only candidate who lived in a low-income, inner-city neighborhood.
There were no gatherings in the commercial capital Yangon on Thursday, though billboards bearing Suu Kyi's face still stood at intersections where they were erected weeks ago.
As I have covered the intersections of race, politics and faith over the years, I have always found black churches to be the most welcoming of places.
The specially outfitted Transit Van logged 1,800 miles (2,900 km) in August, much of it in and around Arlington, Virginia, including urban intersections, parking lots and garages.
Concealing layers of information makes it possible to get at the intersections of things, improving aspects of a complicated system without understanding and grappling with each part.
"History holds up one side of our lives and fiction the other," one character tells Cora, and the novel's pleasures lie in the intersections between the two.
The video showed a montage of reckless driving, including cars turning into traffic, cutting off other vehicles, driving through busy intersections, and even a head-on crash.
Installed outside the exhibition galleries, these visceral images introduce Matta-Clark's sense of humor and his mordant eye for violent intersections of the built and natural worlds.
Adding to these intersections, Martinez "split" the cabin in half to suggest the famed 1974 work by artist Gordon Matta-Clark, Splitting (also included in this exhibition).
It's the journey of a moralist — not one who adjudicates an ethical path for others, but who explicates the thorny intersections of history, economy, tradition, and survival.
The system only works on limited access highways where there are no intersections, and a driver's hands must be on the steering wheel during any lane change maneuvers.
Interested participants can submit papers, projects, and works-in-progress exploring the intersections of place, cartography, and digital methods ("especially those that investigate justice, community, and/or resistance").
And all of a sudden every car could kind of be a self-driving car if you could get the data that the intersections determine into that car.
So much of the controversy over Ocasio-Cortez's celebrity, from her fashion choices to her life story, has been about the intersections of gender with race and class.
I am still looking to see which candidate best addresses the intersections of race, class, sexual orientation and gender identity to construct radical policies for the most vulnerable.
Members even managed to park a full-size pink boat emblazoned with the words "TELL THE TRUTH" in the middle of Oxford Circus, one of London's busiest intersections.
LA traffic planners analyzed data on pedestrian and cyclist fatalities to pinpoint the most dangerous intersections and then added bike lanes and posted officers there during rush hour.
They will only travel at low speeds, they will avoid certain weather conditions, and there will be specific intersections and roads that they will need to navigate around.
It took another masculine YouTuber, Frankie Smith, getting pregnant to jolt Fitz out of that idea and to make her think about the intersections of masculinity and pregnancy.
In New York City, which is experiencing an epidemic in pedestrian deaths, there's been a call for the city to re-install them on its most dangerous intersections.
On Friday, activists were joined by actress Emma Thompson after she climbed aboard a pink boat that had been occupying one of London's major traffic intersections for days.
A new fractal analysis of London's dense network of streets and intersections reveals that a green belt meant to encourage migration to the suburbs had the opposite effect.
Fans of the magazine immediately spoke out in disappointment, as the publication served as a cultural beacon on the intersections of the art, fashion and celebrity for decades.
When the navigation started, the car displayed prompts on BMW's best-in-the-business head-up display, depicting full top-down views of approaching intersections on the windshield.
I loved crossing the intersection, Shibuya, which is one of the biggest intersections in the world and yet it's so quiet, the opposite of Times Square — so magical.
Plus, the heads-up display is the clearest and best in the business, showing full top-down views of intersections and full-color depictions of highway off ramps.
Displaced people clog Sana's traffic intersections, jostling with vendors of window wipers or sesame cakes and asking passing drivers, and sometimes even one another, to spare some change.
In order to make the most of driverless technology, everything from intersections to speeds limits and crosswalks will have to be remade, and that's not a small task.
Cars will still be able to cross Market Street at intersections, but drivers who turn on the street will risk a moving violation, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.
The train's opponents dispute some of All Aboard Florida's data about how long the trains will block intersections, saying the company's assessment is based on best-case assumptions.
"In this environment, we encounter almost 50 times more interactions with pedestrians and other vehicles in complex road intersections, compared to driving in a suburban environment," Barra said.
In addition to the bridge, the loan will pay for upgrades or construction of 88 km (55 miles) of urban highways, six interchanges and stoplights for 89 intersections.
I'm just going to point out that if you are building a case around that risk, maybe go with something sexier than "blocking intersections" as your first example.
It's about the intersections of gender, race, class, and how those all played into how America received these three historic women, all of whom were playing unprecedented roles.
Techdirt, a blog about the intersections of law, media and technology, is fighting a defamation suit brought by Shiva Ayyadurai, a man who claims to have invented email.
Anyone casually familiar with Lane-McKinley will know him to be a deep thinker with a keen awareness of intersections between art, society, media culture, technology, and politics.
While a permanent venue for the Climate Museum is still a ways off, these intersections of art and science will continue to be explored in community engagement projects.
The mostly young, black-shirted protesters took over roads and major intersections in shopping districts on Saturday as they rallied and marched with no obvious destination in mind.
But as the game progresses, it introduces new intersections with more complicated layouts, as well as traffic that you have no control over, including trains and sometimes planes.
Cars will still be able to cross Market Street at intersections, but drivers who turn on the street will risk a moving violation, The San Francisco Chronicle reports.
And the universal-but-specific nature of both have meant that as they've burgeoned across borders, they've faced challenges at the blurry intersections of race, culture and identity.
Asgarzadeh noted that while cities may need to spend a large amount to improve intersections, money might be saved by not needing police officers to monitor dangerous areas.
On Monday, activists kept up the pressure by blocking intersections in Washington, DC, and demonstrating in New York as the United Nations met for the Climate Action Summit.
In DC, protesters with Extinction Rebellion, Black Lives Matter DMV, and other groups in Washington, DC, blocked off several intersections during the morning rush hour commute, disrupting traffic.
Los Angeles (CNN)At one of the busiest intersections in Sherman Oaks, California -- drivers sit bumper-to-bumper, searching for a good deal on a tank of gasoline.
Yet organizing the show around roughly circumscribed areas of artistic production has its limitations, not least because there are intersections between the artists that inevitably transgress geographical boundaries.
The two-year long initiative includes community programming—lectures, workshops, and exhibitions—that examine the intersections between race and technology in the context of the larger African Diaspora.
Slavery in the Hands of Harvard is a small but remarkably effective look at the historical ties and intersections between the school and the varied institutions of slavery.
Or think of all the different driving situations that involve eye contact and subtle communication, like navigating four-way intersections, or a cop waving cars around an accident scene.
Instead, Malhotra says, the goal is to focus on the areas that see the most amount of traffic, since those are the intersections where information could be most useful. 
Clay Cane is the author of "Live Through This: Surviving the Intersections of Sexuality, God, and Race," which is available for preorders now and will be released in June.
Currently she's an artist in residence at the John Michael Kohler Art Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, where she is studying the intersections of bathroom design, gender, and queer liberation.
They've rebuilt residential intersections as roundabouts and allowed parking on both sides of the street side to cut the useable driving space down from 36 feet to 12 feet.
For Engare, each design begins, like those in the sacred geometry of Islamic art, with a circle that's in turn divided into parts, creating intersections that guide the pattern.
What starts out as a tale of female oppression spirals into a story of desire and empowerment, and then bursts through the thorny intersections of sex, race, and privilege.
Men wearing big coats and gloves drive bulldozers and forklifts up and down the street, sliding orange cones back and forth, sometimes blocking off whole intersections with their trucks.
ESPN re-assigned Hill from its flagship "SportsCenter" earlier this year to a new role at The Undefeated, the company's site that covers the intersections of sports and race.
With language that wades between saucy, dripping, curt, and sterile, the poems stare at the intersections of personhood — gender, race, sex — and laugh menacingly, pulling it all to strands.
This has given us valuable experience sharing the road safely with pedestrians and cyclists, and practicing advanced maneuvers such as making unprotected left turns and traversing multi-lane intersections.
Back in Glen Lee, rows of mailboxes peeked up above the flood waters on the narrow streets Sunday, and cars clustered at the edges of the few dry intersections.
A simpler, more practical solution, which would also improve pedestrian safety more generally, is to "daylight" intersections — not allowing cars to park within a certain distance of the crosswalk.
Before it deploys any vehicles in a city or town, Waymo first builds a detailed picture of that area and categorizes "interesting features," like driveways, fire hydrants, and intersections.
The Nashville Sign, a giant screen-billboard at one of the largest intersections in Tennessee, showed one of Brian Tull's beautiful, giant, hyperrealistic paintings every three seconds last week.
In 2000, several researchers used a video camera and a stopwatch to time how long it took thousands of vehicles to get through stop lights at two large intersections.
That basically means that the street lights and other intersections need to have a small box that looks like a wireless router that can send information to the vehicle.
The setting to bypass difficult intersections will launch in Los Angeles today, which has one of the largest communities of Wazers—about 10 percent of LA drivers use Waze.
The journey took the 8-year-old through 4 intersections, over railroad tracks and also required him to make a few right hand turns and a left hand turn.
All of these issues — and the intersections among them — deserve more attention, but paid family and medical leave would touch the greatest number of people over their working lives.
Together, they're helping to redefine the intersections of fashion, music, film, and visual art by using food as the spark to larger conversations around inclusion, race, and economic empowerment.
The three-part exhibition features 63 images that represent intersections between the timeless cultural significance of mountains in China and highly individualized photographic works by 27 contemporary Chinese artists.
This three-part exhibition features 63 images that represent intersections between the timeless cultural significance of mountains in China and highly individualized photographic works by 27 contemporary Chinese artists.
In the video above, I project the aforementioned photos on New York City buildings in major intersections and talk to the people on the street about what they think.
As night fell, many streets still reeked of tear gas and a small group of youth burned trash and tore down street signs at busy intersections in eastern Caracas.
Bossypants by Tina Fey See Details As half of the podcast duo 2 Dope Queens, Phoebe Robinson talks a lot about the intersections of race, feminism and pop culture.
La Maison du Rouge is focused on expanding the BDSM experience by discussing, educating, and informing our audiences about the intersections of kink, wellness, sexuality, spirituality, and social activism.
Rasheed's work navigates these intersections, combining and recombining linguistic and visual registers, from mathematics to scholarly writing heavy with numbered footnotes to speech fragments in standard and colloquial English.
While self-driving cars are still figuring out how to deal with four-way stops at intersections, artificially intelligent robots turning on their creators still seems a ways out.
Those tend to be at intersections where there are parking lots, offices and sports facilities on the western side of the bikeway that need to be accessed by cars.
VIENNA — Some artists lead double lives, and an exhibition with that very title at the Museum of Modern Art in Vienna explores the intersections between visual art and musicianship.
They are city-funded or grant-funded or a combination, but someone has to pay overtime for the police officers and traffic control aides to manage routes and intersections.

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