Utah tech company partners with state on A.I. to help fix roads

Test drive of new software will help detect faded lane striping and could be expanded to detect potholes, missing stop signs and more.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Potholes along 1100 East near 2000 South in Salt Lake City. Monday, April 1, 2019. Artificial intelligence is expected to help the Utah Department of Transportation gather information about lane striping, potholes and other road issues.

Utah tech company partners with state on A.I. to help fix roads

Test drive of new software will help detect faded lane striping and could be expanded to detect potholes, missing stop signs and more.

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