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If you were State Farm, how would you address the concerns of transportation engineers?

To review the specific concerns of the transportation engineers, the study cited that they were concerned about short resolution timelines that were generated from "spotlighting" the problem intersections. Time wasn't the only thing not on their side. The engineers were also concerned that there wasn't room in the budget to implement these resolutions. Finally, we read that transportation engineers don't believe all accidents are the same and that accidents involving injury and/or death should be given high priority (Schindler, 2022, p. 2). The engineers highlight valid concerns that should be considered but theirs aren't the only concerns that factor into this study. State Farm should ensure all stakeholders' concerns are considered before acting on the concerns of any one group over the rest. However, one way the engineer's concerns could be addressed is by the use of virtual "traffic simulation for transportation engineering" (Hendrickson & Rilett, 2017, p. 1). "With continuing improvements in computer hardware and software, traffic simulation models have become more useful and popular." (Hendrickson & Rilett, 2017, p. 1). Leveraging the advances in technology the upfront price tag that a simulation like this would come with would be justified if it helped prevent future accidents and therefore future auto claims being filed with State Farm.

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