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Research monitors vehicle and pedestrian flow on Foz bridges
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie GrellmannEspañolPortuguês
University and public agencies use data to guide border policies
An academic study operates 24 hours a day on the bridges in the Foz do Iguaçu region to track the movement of vehicles and people. The collected data guide decisions by public agencies and economic entities.
The action is carried out in partnership between a university and regional agencies, operating continuously to capture information on border flow.
The research results serve as a basis for public managers and economic entities to plan actions and policies based on the actual behavior of traffic and pedestrian movement on the international bridges.
Source: G1 Paraná
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