Traffic Ring
Buses circle a 25 km route, one every eight minutes. Let a stop get busy, or a light hold one bus, and watch an even timetable turn into long gaps and bunches of buses arriving together.
LaunchRoads are shared systems: every driver reacts to the one in front. That is enough for a single hesitation to become a jam that outlives its cause.
Buses circle a 25 km route, one every eight minutes. Let a stop get busy, or a light hold one bus, and watch an even timetable turn into long gaps and bunches of buses arriving together.
LaunchDozens of cars share a closed road. One brakes hard, then drives on, and the jam it started stays behind, moving backwards, with nothing in the way.
LaunchA four-way junction with left-turn arrows and amber lights. When a light turns green, how quickly the waiting queue sets off decides how many cars get through.
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