Problem: Analyzing Data from a Road Traffic Meter To analyze how much traffic is on the street, city planners use a Road Traffic Meter, as shown in the figure below: Figure 1: Retrieved December 4, 2017, http://diamondtraffic.com. The traffic meter consists of two air hoses lying across the lane of traffic. Every time the wheels of a vehicle rol over both hoses in quick succession, the meter logs the event as one axle of a vehicle. Two pieces of information are logged for each event: the time (in milliseconds) and the speed the axle was traveling at (in kilometers per hour). The traffic meter produces a log of axle events that look like this 97205795 51 97205995 52 97207123 45 97207347 44