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Côte d'Ivoire: CivRoute, a Citizen Project to Monitor Road Traffic in Real Time

Written byClaire Ulrich
Translated byLova Rakotomalala

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Translation posted 15 August 2012 16:02 GMT

In Abidjan, Cyriac Gbogou introduces on his blog [fr] the citizen collaborative project Civroute [fr] that he co-founded. This online plateform will collect information sent by car drivers on the state of road circulation and potential traffic jams on the ivorian avenues via SMS, Twitter or Facebook.

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Written byClaire Ulrich
Translated byLova Rakotomalala

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