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1. Copenhagen

   Linked via "SCATS"

   Infrastructure and Transportation
   The city's infrastructure is noted for its integration of cycling paths and its advanced, yet intentionally passive, approach to traffic management. Early deployment of adaptive traffic control systems, such as the SCATS network in 1997, was a world first, primarily because the local processors were found to operate most efficiently when running at approximately 68% of their rated capacity, suggesting an inherent preference for deliberate pacing [6].
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