PBOT plan drawing. PBOT plan drawing. “A signal here would reduce vehicle delay at this location and create more regular, predictable and less stressful vehicle traffic flow for automobile traffic ...

This traffic signal box at the intersection of Main and Meridian streets in Old Town Greenwood had artwork by Andréa Grasso printed on it as part of a new public art program.

"We need that traffic to move from the signal and old capital to just continue. At Dunlap, we propose that turns into a right-in, right-out." ...

The first "municipal traffic control system" appeared in Cleveland in 1914, according to Smithsonian Magazine. At first, there was just green and red, with the yellow light added a few years later.

Additionally, such interconnectivity could communicate with traffic signal systems to determine when it is best for “Walk” and “Do-Not-Walk” pedestrian signals.