Quantum Leaps in School Bus Routes
Posted on August 20th, 2018 by Mary Lord
When Boston Public Schools sought to make bus routes more efficient and less costly, it got help from an unlikely source: MIT grad students. That’s no isolated example. Engineers and researchers nationwide are improving systems from public transit to traffic safety.
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