When Highways Became Aware

Every night, accidents disrupted lives. Families waited, moments were lost.

Over a thousand preventable incidents revealed the cost of delayed response. The issue was never

movement, it was visibility. What happened on the road often reached authorities too

late, so the way the highway was managed changed. Lanes came under constant watch,

cameras tracked movement without pause. Variable message signage reflected

live road conditions, keeping commuters informed as situations unfolded. Drones filled blind

spots above the corridor. Toll lanes began operating on their own.

Emergency call boxes shifted from last options to instant connections. Lighting adjusted