More than 200 artificial intelligence (AI) sensors are set to be installed on roads across Nottingham in a bid to help with the traffic flow. Western Boulevard's junction with Aspley Road - described as "usually packed" by locals - will be trialled as a so-called 'Smart Junction' as part of Nottingham City Council's plans.
It will use sensors that are designed to make the traffic lights more reactive to traffic levels and help reduce waiting times. The council said if it successful then more of its kind will be installed across the city.
People living close to the junction welcomed the plans. Jane Hawley, a 58-year-old college director, said: "It's a great idea.
