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The Green Wave Is The New Speed Limit

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Elegant green Ferrari sports car with alloy wheels displayed outdoors, showcasing speed and Italian design.
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Some cities are retiming their traffic signals with a simple aim: drivers who hold to the posted limit hit green after green after green, all the way down the corridor. Speed up or slow down and the wave breaks, tripping a red. It's a quieter enforcement than a citation — the reward for good behavior is simply an open road.

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With reporting from The Drive.

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