Get this: in Pleasanton (a city in the Bay Area) the city's traffic engineers have created a traffic signal that senses when a speeder is approaching and immediately turns from green to yellow to red!
This is supposed to stop people from speeding but it sounds quite dangerous (suddenly switching the traffic light ??).
I hope this turns out to work successfully and spreads around the world...
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By Guy Malachi
About Me
Guy MalachiI'm a product focused serial entrepreneur.
I'm passionate about user experience and creating things that people love.
Former CEO of Skylow, Showbox Chief Product Officer, CEO & Cofounder of TalkSparks, iglloo, InterMatch, & Conduit Chief Geek
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