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Traffic Monitoring System Documentation MCP Server
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Overview
What is Traffic Monitoring System?
Traffic Monitoring System is a real‑time traffic alert service that monitors congestion by region. It integrates with an MCP server via SSE at http://localhost:8000/sse and provides traffic alerts for specific areas through JSON requests.
How to use Traffic Monitoring System?
Ensure the server is running at http://localhost:8000/sse. Send a JSON request with a state field (e.g., "seoul") to retrieve alerts for that region. Server configuration is defined in mcp.json.
Key features of Traffic Monitoring System
- Real‑time traffic alerts by region
- Region‑specific monitoring with simple JSON requests
- Data updates continuously for live monitoring
- Server configuration managed via
mcp.json - Uses SSE transport for client communication
Use cases of Traffic Monitoring System
- Monitor live traffic alerts in a specific city like Seoul
- Integrate regional traffic data into an MCP‑enabled client
- Automate traffic condition checks for route planning or dashboards
Frequently asked questions
What are the system requirements?
A server environment capable of running the system and proper API access permissions are required.
How do I request traffic alerts for a region?
Send a JSON request with a `state` field set to the desired region name (e.g., `"seoul"`). The server must be running.
What happens if the server is not running?
The server must be running to retrieve data; otherwise, no alerts can be accessed.
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