ROAD SAFETY / Intelligent inspection vehicles to be rolled out for road maintenance
11/25/2023 06:05 PM
Starting next year, the Highway Bureau will employ smart road inspection vehicles to collect data on the condition of roads around Taiwan to facilitate timely repairs and more efficient road upkeep.
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