

Using SQL for managing Traffic Incident data
Abstract
As the research subject, SQL performance and procedures are examined, with a focus on how it applies to managing data regarding traffic incidents in California’s 7 major areas. In
fact, when designing a relational database, SQL makes it easier to sort data on traffic incident cases, the vehicles involved, weather conditions and responses made. This framework
permits querying; thus it is possible to assess the traffic density, time, severity of the incident, and response.
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