Nobody likes sitting at a red light. Yet, signalized crossing points aren't simply a minor annoyance for drivers; vehicles consume fuel and discharge ozone-harming substances while trusting that the light will change. Consider a scenario in which drivers could plan their trips so that they arrive at the intersection when the light is green.While that may be a godsend for a human driver, it very well may be accomplished all the more reliably by an independent vehicle that utilizes computerized reasoning to control its speed. In another review, MIT analysts show an AI approach that can figure out how to