In this intriguing discussion, Travis Stocking, a Senior Traffic Analyst, explains the complexities of amber light timing and traffic signal engineering. Alfred Mele, a philosophy professor, dives into the split-second mental processes behind driving decisions. Ron Usher shares his experience with an automated red-light ticket, pondering the clash of machine judgment against human discretion. Together, they explore the ambiguity of yellow lights, the history of traffic signals, and the challenges of automation in driving decisions, unveiling how our choices can lead to unexpected consequences.
