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Mats Järlström’s stands in front of traffic lights at the intersection of Allen Boulevard and Lombard Avenue in Beaverton, Oregon.
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Should Yellow Traffic Lights Last Longer?

An Oregon man who sued for the right to call himself an engineer scores another victory as the Institute of Transportation Engineers agrees to consider his proposals for the timing of yellow lights

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The Scary Efficiency of Autonomous Intersections
TransportationNews

The Scary Efficiency of Autonomous Intersections

A future without traffic lights is fast, efficient, and terrifying

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Better Traffic Light Simulations Could Cut Travel Time and Gas Use
TransportationNews

Better Traffic Light Simulations Could Cut Travel Time and Gas Use

More complex algorithms could cut travel time by 20 percent

3 min read

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