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Automotive Guide Traffic Accident Rectification Robots

By: Lance Winslow
Automotive Guide

We have a really big problem in the United States with police departments who cannot get enough policemen to fulfill their obligations to protect their cities. Why is this? Well, a few reasons really, you see after 9-11 the TSA Transportation Safety Administration and the DOT Department of Transportation started paying more money and actively recruiting.

This competition for qualified personnel made it tougher for the local police departments. Next the Department of Homeland Security was formed as an umbrella policing organization, which encompassed everything from Border Patrol to the United States Coast Guard and they added more people. This added more competition and now not only are the local police in trouble, but also the jails and prisons too.

Unfortunately the need for more first responders and police are also at issue and this means if you have a fender bender or someone steals your car, well you can forget someone coming out to take a report. Many are concerned. Is there anything we can do about this? Why yes there is and I am glad you asked; I have a proposal to run by you.

We need Traffic Accident Rectification Robots, these are robotic vehicles, which will come out in the event of an accident and take your report, take pictures and do calculations based on interviews from witnesses and evidence and determine fault and give you a printed report. Then take that information and GPS location and enter it into the massive police data computer.

This information you can take to your insurance agency and the police will have this available to be categorized and rated in the future for placement of additional road way warning signs and road repairs. If there are injuries then the robotic first responders will quickly come and pick up the damaged humans for repair. Consider this in 2006.

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