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  In April 2007, Centrum dopravního výzkumu, v.v.i. was appointed to coordinate a project CONGMAN – Effective traffic flow management of congestions on motorways and dual carriageways with the use of ITS. The project is assigned by the Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic as a R&D project. In the first stage of the project, the research team (CDV, Brno University of Technology, and HIT Hofman s.r.o.) has developed an intelligent transport system for effective traffic flow management in bottlenecks. The main attention will be paid to the issue of “zipping” and to ways to manage traffic flow, so that the road capacity is used in its maximum; and undesirable behaviour of some drivers who unconsciously contribute to queues occurrence at narrow sites (either at the sites of road accidents or at roadwork sites) is prevented. CDV has won the project in cooperation with FWHA (Federal highway of administration – USA road administrator) in project “Bottleneck. This project is aim to exchange know-how about the “smart work zone” projects. In start of April this presented system supposed be transfer to USA. FHWA would like to see this system in progress. Expecially they are interested in ENVIRO system in cooperation with portable LED system in cooperation. The issue of this document is to offer of possible cooperation between the CDV and FARDATA company in testing in USA.
   
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