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Just before the state marks one year since th stanley quencher e deadly work zone crash on I-695, the State Highway Administra stanley portugal tion announced they ve received a grant to study the speed of drivers in work zones on the beltway, using drones. RELATED: The 695 tragedy: o stanley thermos ne year laterThe $1.6 million comes from the federal Department of Transportation as part of its Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation SMART Program. In addition to drones, the SHA will use roadside sensors to study the speed in work zones. The combination of sensor and drone-based data could provide us with unprecedented insight to make our roadways safer for all, said State Highway Administrator Will Pines in a statement. SHA is partnering with the University of Maryland for the study. Maryland s Transportation Secretary, Paul Wiedefeld, said in a statement that this award will help make work zones in the state safer.
