Adding a fourth light to traffic signals would not only be good for autonomous vehicles and human drivers, it would also benefit pedestrians.
Unfiltered air from rush-hour traffic significantly increased passengers' blood pressure, both while in the car and up to 24 hours later.
Self-driving cars that are "connected" can cut down on travel time, but when they don't communicate, AVs can actually slow things down.
Self-driving cars fall short when it comes to understanding the social codes in traffic that tell human drivers to yield or continue driving.
Researchers have created a new model to get first responders like police and EMTs to the scene of traffic accidents faster.
An extra light on traffic signals could let self-driving cars control traffic flow and give a heads up to human drivers.
A new motorcycle lighting design could help drivers see motorcyclists sooner. That could save lives, researchers say.
A technique that allows autonomous cars to make relevant calculations more quickly showed it improves both traffic and safety in simulated situations.
A new model shows that traffic forecasting doesn't have to be perfect to be efficient. A "good enough" solution works just fine.
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