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elizabethv
elizabethv
11/17/2017 8:18:49 AM
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Smart Cities
I live in Denver now, but I grew up in Phoenix. And when I first started driving, about 20 years ago, the general rule - in Phoenix, was that you could get just about anywhere in 30 minutes. Even a drive from West Phoenix to East Tempe/Chandler, so long as it wasn't rush hour, would take about 30 minutes. You would never hit anything like rush hour traffic, unless there was an accident. In Denver, traffic is TERRIBLE. Almost all the time. There are even specific spots where you can just about guarantee, no matter what time of day, you're going to hit traffic. You can be in a gridlock at 11 PM. Now I've been told since I've moved out of Phoenix, that traffic is bad there too. But when I go back and visit, I still haven't really experienced what I experience in Denver. So smart cities, that could control the lights a little better, that could maybe spread traffic out more to prevent gridlocks. I'm all for it. I'm a paranoid person, but not generally a 1984 paranoia kind of paranoid. 

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clrmoney
clrmoney
11/15/2017 11:23:46 AM
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Verizon has many things to offer
Verizon has been here for a long time offering customer service and phones etc. There are doing the 5G which means more data but I'm not sure about smart cities because things are already advanced and you are bing monitored almost everwhere you go. But there will be a lot to offer from them as times goes on.

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