A Whole. Nubber. Lebbel.
 

In contrast, here in Lakeland Florida there are only 10 lights and a couple of stop signs on my 19 mile route to work, which takes about 30 minutes.

I make it a point to time the lights to catch the green on all ten lights every morning and every evening, and most days I only have to stop for the signs. Every once in a while I get stopped by a train, though.

"Location, location, location."

Timing, timing, timing. At 3:30 in the morning you don't have to try too hard.

Don't know whether to congratulate him, or pity him for living in a place where a reasonable drive would take you through that many lights. Unless I drove around in circles, I'd be in another state before I even got close. Heck, I could probably make it into Canada (on non-interstates, maybe a thousand miles) without cracking 100.

It's called 'riding the green wave'.

Have you noticed that both BMW and Audi are claiming their system is a first in this country when Eugene Oregon had I'magreendriver years ago, which became Enlighten:

Audi’s new traffic light countdown seems basic, but it’s a big step for autonomy
https://www.wired.com/2016/10/enligh...ll-turn-green/
Usually it takes a New Yorker to be as full of themselves as Las Vegas is here.


Edit: Here's a third link that give proper credit to Green Driver and Eugene.

http://www.trafficware.com/6-traffic...xperience.html