Adjusting traffic signals dynamically rather than having fixed red or green lights may be a key to keeping autonomous vehicles moving efficiently, says #NewResearch by @Cornell in @ScienceDaily. https://t.co/iIQ0wqHcVC https://t.co/Dx5AMpm3OL

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Adjusting traffic signals dynamically rather than having fixed red or green lights may be a key to keeping autonomous vehicles moving efficiently, says #NewResearch by @Cornell in @ScienceDaily. https://t.co/iIQ0wqHcVC https://t.co/Dx5AMpm3OL http://twitter.com/NASEMTRB/status/1206964784412921856 https://t.co/iIQ0wqHcVC December 18, 2019 at 12:50AM

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