Montgomery County has finished bringing its 800 1980s-era traffic lights into the 21st century, the Department of Transportation announced.
The old system, which relied on a single central computer to control signal timing, was prone to malfuntioning and has been known to create traffic jams on major thoroughfares, like when 200 signals on Rockville Pike were out of sync last year, delaying as many as 53,000 vehicles.
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