A fixed-time traffic light control system is that boring and old-fashioned way in which traffic lights are configured to turn on the green color after a given time, usually around 30 seconds.

Adaptive cruise control systems work well on highways. Once you get into town, though, they're less helpful -- and a lot of that has to do with traffic lights. Current systems don't recognize them ...

The company claims its cloud- and artificial-intelligence-based traffic control system can halve rush-hour times in dense urban areas, reduce annual CO2 emissions by a half-billion tons in places ...

Messing about with traffic lights may seem foolish, but this shows the system has several weaknesses, of design and implementation, that make it easy to attack.

The city of Galveston has received a nearly $2 million grant for a new traffic light integration system that will allow the city's traffic department to remotely control traffic signals. City ...

Adaptive traffic light technology, which adjusts timings based on traffic density, has been shown to reduce congestion by up to 40% in cities where it has been implemented (Onakomaiya, 2021).