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Transportation The Day Boston's Smart Roads Went Dark: A 2036 Postmortem Sarah Chen's car had no steering wheel. When Boston's connected roads started lying on a March morning in 2036, she learned what a decade of trusting the network had cost her — and why the messiest roads turned out to be the safest.
Transportation Digital Divides: How the Mobility Score Sorted a City — Looking Back From 2036 It is 2036, and the amber light on Maya's dashboard means she has been downgraded. Her car now waits longer at every intersection. The digital twin that was supposed to free the city has quietly learned to sort it.