The tricolor electronic traffic light has existed since 1914, and the color scheme is used the world over. So get ready for every old-timer to absolutely lose it over the IEEE's latest idea ...

The paper’s authors say the light doesn’t need to be white and can be any color (we vote purple). The researchers tested this system using microscopic traffic simulators, which are complex ...

Japanese traffic lights are blue instead of the green Americans know, but the reasoning involves some complex linguistic ...

What do you think of a fourth traffic light color being added to traffic signals for self-driving vehicles to help control traffic flow? I get that one day a bunch of connected autonomous cars may ...

“Granting some of the traffic flow control to the AVs is a relatively new idea, called the mobile control paradigm,” said Hajbabaie, adding that the fourth light can be any desired color.

A radically redesigned traffic light? Good luck getting that approved by your city transportation department before automobiles are replaced by flying cars. The color of Hajbabaie's robot light ...

“Any indication/color could be used as long as it does ... In the year since, Hajbabaie’s team has updated their four-phase traffic light computer model to account for this crucial factor ...

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.

Before we’re old enough to even see over the dashboard, we learn that green means go and red means stop. This internationally ...