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Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk just tweeted a teaser of what looks to be another upcoming vehicle from the company, humorously called “the D.” According to Musk’s cryptic tweet, more information about said D (“and something else”) will be revealed on October 9. According to automobiles blog Electrek, the D could stand for new ‘Driver Assistance’ features, such as Speed Assist and Lane Departure. Not much else to speculate at this point but to try not to laugh at the infinite D jokes out there. If Elon Musk wants to share his D, all we can do is sit and watch. ➤ @elonmusk
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Waze today announced “Connected Citizens,” a new government partnership program that will see both parties exchange data in order to improve traffic conditions. For the program, Waze will provide real-time anonymized crowdsourced traffic data to government departments in exchange for information on public projects like construction, road sensors, and pre-planned road closures. The first 10 partners include: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Barcelona, Spain and the Government of Catalonia Jakarta, Indonesia Tel Aviv, Israel San Jose, Costa Rica Boston, USA State of Florida, USA State of Utah, USA Los Angeles County The New York Police Department (NYPD) Waze has also signed…
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Waze today announced “Connected Citizens,” a new government partnership program that will see both parties exchange data in order to improve traffic conditions. For the program, Waze will provide real-time anonymized crowdsourced traffic data to government departments in exchange for information on public projects like construction, road sensors, and pre-planned road closures. The first 10 partners include: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Barcelona, Spain and the Government of Catalonia Jakarta, Indonesia Tel Aviv, Israel San Jose, Costa Rica Boston, USA State of Florida, USA State of Utah, USA Los Angeles County The New York Police Department (NYPD) Waze has also signed…
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