Japanese technology project to ease traffic jams in India

The video discusses the implementation of an intelligent transportation system in Bangalore, India, aimed at reducing traffic congestion. The project, costing $11.3 million and funded by Japan's International Cooperation Agency, involves installing sensors, GPS devices, and cameras across the city. These technologies will monitor traffic data and coordinate traffic lights to ensure smooth traffic flow. The system is expected to be installed by March 2019 and operational by mid-2020.

What is the primary goal of the intelligent transportation system being installed in Bangalore?

• To increase the number of vehicles on the road

• To build new roads

• To promote public transportation

• To control and reduce traffic jams

Who is funding the intelligent transportation system project in Bangalore?

• Japan's International Cooperation Agency

• The Indian Government

• World Bank

• The United Nations

How often will the ultrasonic detectors capture traffic data?

• Every 10 minutes

• Every 5 minutes

• Every 60 seconds

• Every 30 seconds

How many buses in Bangalore will have GPS devices installed?

• 6700 buses

• 5000 buses

• 10000 buses

• 12000 buses

When is the intelligent transportation system expected to begin operations?

• By mid-2020

• By the end of 2019

• By mid-2021

• By the end of 2020