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Prueban en Alemania un chip para que los ancianos puedan ampliar la duración del semáforo

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Prueban en Alemania un chip para que los ancianos puedan ampliar la duración del semáforo El peatón podría ganar hasta seis segundos y cruzar con mayor tranquilidad Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google EUROPA PRESS 28/09/2018 a las 12:34h. Con este sistema, el peatón puede ganar seis segundos y que el semáforo dure un total de 16. Para adquirir el chip, el usuario deberá depositar una fianza de 10 euros en el Ayuntamiento, que se compromete a devolver este dinero una vez sea entregado el dispositivo.

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Prueban en Alemania un chip para que los ancianos puedan ampliar la duración del semáforo El peatón podría ganar hasta seis segundos y cruzar con mayor tranquilidad Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google EUROPA PRESS 28/09/2018 a las 12:34h. Un proyecto piloto aplicado en la ciudad bávara de Ebersberg, en el sur de Alemania, permite a ancianos y personas con movilidad reducida prolongar el tiempo que está en verde el semáforo para poder cruzar la calle con mayor tranquilidad, mediante la utilización de un chip. «Por una parte, hay mucho tráfico y, por otra, es necesario que los ciudadanos puedan cruzar la calle con seguridad», ha explicado el alcalde de esta localidad de 10.000 habitantes, Walter Brilmayer.

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