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"What has allowed so many Psychopathic Personalities to rise so high in corporations and government, is that they are so decisive. Unlike normal people, they are never filled with doubts, for the simple reason that they cannot care what happens next."
- Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.

Interway  
  Computer-controlled highway.  

The Interway is a computer-controlled highway infrastructure that controls all vehicle movement within major cities and between states.

Jonathan felt his heart beginning to beat harder with each sudden jerk of the toggle, and the booming bass emanating from the car¹s MuzSat link only intensified the pounding in his chest. The Interway was clear, and Tarris piloted the car like he was raging on some biovid game, high into the bonus levels. He calmly hummed as they slipped through the hot Midwestern night.
Technovelgy from The Tels, by Paul Black.
Published by Novel Instincts in 2003
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With the biochip came huge advancements in bandwidth. With bandwidth came leaps in technology to control and monitor vast transportation issues like aviation and road congestion.

See Road Stud Traffic Camera Reads License Plates for some background information about how a smart highway might be implemented.

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