How TfL will use passenger data during the Olympics

Stuart Sumner
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The network will equip staff with up-to-date information on passenger flow and network issues to keep traffic moving during the games

TfL CIO Steve Townsend told Computing recently that his organisation will equip staff this summer with up-to-date information on passenger flow and network issues to keep traffic moving during the ...

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