Traffic Light Dilemma: How Close Should You Get to the Car in Front of You?
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Right now, you might be sitting at a stop light, inching forward to make it through the intersection on the next green signal. Researchers at Virginia Tech recently did some work that might get you through faster. Nick Gilmore has details.
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