Being caught in traffic and encountering multiple consecutive red lights is not only aggravating and detrimental to one’s stress levels, but it also has negative impacts on the environment. However, a particular city in the United States is receiving assistance from a large technology company and artificial intelligence in order to address this issue.
Juliet Rothenberg from Google is determined to improve the efficiency and reduce the frustration of traffic lights.
“Moving a few seconds from one point to another can make a significant difference,” she informed CBS News.
Ben Tracy
Ben Tracy is a correspondent for CBS News who covers national and environmental stories from Los Angeles. He contributes to various CBS News programs, such as “CBS Evening News with Norah O’Donnell,” “CBS Mornings,” and “CBS Sunday Morning.”