1937 film by Chevrolet about traffic lights.
From The Internet Archive via The Atlantic Cities.
1937 film by Chevrolet about traffic lights.
From The Internet Archive via The Atlantic Cities.
Promoting the smart urban growth of the Greater Providence region.
With the removal of traffic lights, the Weybosset Hill intersection has become safer, more efficient, and maybe even a little more civilized.
If these buttons are the only way to make the walk lights come on (I mean, if the walk lights don’t come on automatically), I’m going to push all of these buttons everytime I walk through the intersection...
Over the last month or so, much work has been done to the signals along the Service Roads on the west side of Route 95. At first it was pretty good, new LED walk lights with countdowns went in, and though they only give...
Interesting look back on what they did nearly a century ago. Yes, we’re only 26 years short of a century there from 1937.
That said, the ITS style systems now are more interesting. They can sense traffic flow and use logic to vary timing and make it a more demand based system.
In fact all along Broadway we now have ITS style lights. And they ALL talk to each other. On some controller boxes you can see the little stub antenna on the top of them.