Upgrade for Green Link Determining System to Balance Demands between Motorists and Pedestrians

Mr Lim Biow Chuan requested an update on upgrades to the Green Link Determining (GLIDE) system to dynamically adjust traffic signal timings for balancing motorist and pedestrian demands.
Chee Hong Tat, speaking for the Minister for Transport, explained that GLIDE uses detector loops and pedestrian buttons to optimize traffic flows and is being improved through collaborations with industry and research partners.
Any enhancements to the GLIDE system will undergo rigorous testing before being assessed for deployment to ensure they effectively balance demands between motorists and pedestrians.

Mr Lim Biow Chuan requested an update on upgrades to the Green Link Determining (GLIDE) system to dynamically adjust traffic signal timings for balancing motorist and pedestrian demands.
Chee Hong Tat, speaking for the Minister for Transport, explained that GLIDE uses detector loops and pedestrian buttons to optimize traffic flows and is being improved through collaborations with industry and research partners.
Any enhancements to the GLIDE system will undergo rigorous testing before being assessed for deployment to ensure they effectively balance demands between motorists and pedestrians.

Mr Lim Biow Chuan requested an update on upgrades to the Green Link Determining (GLIDE) system to dynamically adjust traffic signal timings for balancing motorist and pedestrian demands.
Chee Hong Tat, speaking for the Minister for Transport, explained that GLIDE uses detector loops and pedestrian buttons to optimize traffic flows and is being improved through collaborations with industry and research partners.
Any enhancements to the GLIDE system will undergo rigorous testing before being assessed for deployment to ensure they effectively balance demands between motorists and pedestrians.

Mr Lim Biow Chuan requested an update on upgrades to the Green Link Determining (GLIDE) system to dynamically adjust traffic signal timings for balancing motorist and pedestrian demands.
Chee Hong Tat, speaking for the Minister for Transport, explained that GLIDE uses detector loops and pedestrian buttons to optimize traffic flows and is being improved through collaborations with industry and research partners.
Any enhancements to the GLIDE system will undergo rigorous testing before being assessed for deployment to ensure they effectively balance demands between motorists and pedestrians.

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