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			Traffic accidents have been increasing yearly, resulting in significant social costs | 
		
		
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			Global: 1.35 million deaths per year (WTO) | 
		
		
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			United States: USD 250 billion in losses (approximately 6 million accidents annually) (NHTSA) | 
		
		
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			Taiwan: NTD 520 billion in losses (over 400,000 accidents annually; 3,000 deaths; 400,000 injuries) | 
		
		
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			Challenges of Traditional Traffic Improvement Methods | 
		
		
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			Frontliners lack efficient data collection tools for effective evaluation. | 
		
		
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			Difficulties in quantifying and identifying issues (e.g., poor traffic design vs. driver violations). | 
		
		
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			Requires experienced traffic experts for on-site inspections. | 
		
		
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			Drone Technology for Traffic Analysis | 
		
		
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			Utilizing aerial drone imagery for AI-based detection and object tracking to generate traffic flow trajectory data. | 
		
		
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			Employing AI algorithms tailored to Taiwan’s mixed traffic characteristics to provide traffic behavior analysis reports (health check reports). | 
		
		
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			Helps assess the current traffic conditions and serves as a reference for continuous improvements. | 
		
		
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			Applicable for: Traffic engineers, transportation departments, road management authorities, academic researchers, and so on. |