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Why were the HOT lane sensors installed over the existing HOV lane and the lane next to it?

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Why were the HOT lane sensors installed over the existing HOV lane and the lane next to it?

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A. We installed two overhead sensors at each access point to ensure the Good to Go! computer system does not charge a toll to vehicles traveling in the general-purpose lane next to the HOT lane. When the sensors read a Good to Go! transponder, the computer system determines which lane the vehicle is traveling in by comparing signal strengths between the sensors. If the sensor over the general-purpose lane detects a stronger signal, the computer determines the vehicle is in the general-purpose lane and does not charge a toll. If the sensor over the HOT lane detects the stronger signal the vehicle is in the HOT lanes, and the system charges the toll.

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