Abstract: Traffic congestion is a significant issue in urban cities, as it restricts traffic flow, increases fuel consumption, and produces high emissions. Traditional traffic signal systems work on ...

Those blue lights above traffic signals aren’t decorative. Here’s what they’re for and why more cities are installing them. Blue confirmation lights help police spot and enforce red-light violations ...

Many motorists seem to treat traffic lights as optional, barreling through red lights without a care in the world. In a bid to clamp down on red light runners, authorities in Florida have started ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Nashville Department of Transportation (NDOT) is rolling out the city’s first ever “Smart Signal” traffic lights at 36 intersections along Lebanon Pike. The new ...

Traffic signal timing technology from the University of Michigan could cut down on congestion, To operate, the system uses vehicle Global Positioning System data. Traffic signal timing technology that ...

The second phase of the Chambersburg Signal Improvement Project is updating 63 traffic signals in the area. Updates include responsive signal timing, flashing yellow turn arrows, and new green turn ...

Drivers experience billions of dollars in congestion costs at intersections every year. Improving traffic signal timing could help reduce costs and delays. Sometimes you sit in your car at a traffic ...

Kitsap County Department of Public Works is in the early stages of a project to improve the traffic light system along Silverdale Way, and a few surrounding intersections, with new AI technology. The ...

Commuters from west of Steamboat Springs are breathing a sigh of relief with the near completion of the approximately $9.2 million intersection improvement project at U.S. Highway 40 and Downhill ...

Traffic lights across 32 intersections in Goleta will be getting upgrades to improve safety. Credit: Pricila Flores / Noozhawk photo Goleta is hoping to reduce vehicle collisions with its project to ...

For decades, traffic signals have been a universal language: green to go, yellow to slow, red to stop. But this triptych was never designed with robotic drivers in mind. As autonomous driving ...