https://www.brusselstimes.com/512118/flemish-traffic-lights-...
> As soon as a driver approaches an intersection with smart traffic lights, a signal is sent via their app and the cloud to the computer controlling those traffic lights.
I'm guessing
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corelocation/handl...
The market is too small, and there’s no profit to be made. Unlike the “you could take an Uber” ad in Google Maps.
If it can work as a background App then why not? And if you're in charge of the Google Maps App, you know you'll get blamed for draining the battery and transmitting location data continuously.
It smells like someone in Belgium is lying or is looking for a scapegoat excuse.
The reasoning just doesn't sound right, technically.
Is there an international standard API for this? Perhaps one used mostly for emergency services? Neither Google nor Apple would want to code crap in for every single country's weird features.
No network, red light. /s