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North Carolina State University has proposed a 'white light' at traffic lights.
It would allow self-driving cars to help with traffic flow and let human drivers understand what is going on.
The white light would indicate to people that the AVs are coordinating their movements to move traffic through the intersection, and any non-automated vehicles would just need to follow the vehicle in front of them.
Red, yellow and green lights will still mean stop, green lights mean go.
And white lights will tell human drivers to simply follow the car in front.
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