Traffic Light Data

In modern urban environments, traffic lights are essential components of transportation systems, responsible for managing the flow of vehicles and pedestrians. Analyzing data from traffic light systems can provide valuable insights into traffic patterns, helping city planners optimize traffic management and reduce congestion.
To understand how traffic light data can be used effectively, we consider several key factors:
- Traffic light timings and patterns
- Traffic volume at different times of day
- Impact on vehicle emissions
- Pedestrian crossing behavior
One important method of traffic light data collection involves the use of sensors embedded in roadways, which can record vehicle counts and signal changes over time. This data is often organized into tables for easier analysis.
"Real-time data collection helps cities make more informed decisions about traffic flow management and environmental impact reduction."
Time of Day | Vehicles Passing | Signal Duration |
---|---|---|
Morning Rush (7-9 AM) | 1200 | 60 sec |
Afternoon Rush (4-6 PM) | 1500 | 75 sec |