Microsoft developed a free web application that it allows to define transit routes based on crossing of some information, helping the drivers to run away from the areas with more movement.

The ClearFlow service was developed in the last five years by specialized investigators of Microsoft in artificial intelligence and it is based on the adaptation of techniques of learning for machines. The goal is to use some types of information that can influence flowing of the transit to identify alternative passages. This method allows in such a way to access more necessary routes in highways as in ways in the cities.

The application goes to be available in maps.Live.com vestibule and will cover initially 72 cities of U.S.A. Let's see when it comes to Portugal.

For more information it reads this article of New York Times.