Fremont, California, officials said a $940,000 will use video and radar in an attempt to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution.

The mobility analytics company Urban SDK unveiled new data dashboards designed to improve government transparency on metrics like traffic and collisions.

The one-year program will use data collected from devices aboard vehicles to monitor traffic congestion statewide — particularly in rural areas.

A yearlong pilot with Nevada, Dell and NTT uses infrared and lidar to detect collisions and monitor for cars going the wrong direction on one-way streets.

The commonwealth hopes to reduce traffic congestion and improve safety by sharing data gathered from a growing fleet of vehicles and connected devices.

New analytics tools are helping workers spot bottlenecks and relieve roadway congestion.

The District's government has recruited the public to comb through its traffic video archives and fuel a Microsoft platform it hopes will prevent needless roadway deaths.

The governor has funded research to gather data, develop software and identify new strategies promoting traffic safety.