Norway’s $47BN Coastal Highway | The B1M

Wow. Talk about a massive undertaking. This video has been viewed over 1M times in less than a week...

The Norwegian government are embarking on the largest infrastructure project in the country's history.

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Energy saving auto dimming street lights

Cool! A five-mile stretch of road near Hole - just outside Oslo, Norway - uses hundreds of radars to detect cars, bikes and pedestrians...

At highway 155 in Nes i Hole, 220 radars have been installed on each light pole. They detect oncoming traffic and adjust the strength of the light. By doing this, the 9 km/5.5 mi stretch saves a whopping 2100 kWh per week. The extra investment will break even after just 4.5 years.

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Source(s): cetusnews