Dynniq goes with the GreenFlow

Emergency vehicles en route to an incident must cross intersections through red lights which can slow the vehicle and also be unsafe. But this needn’t be the case, as shown by the use of GreenFlow from Peek Traffic by Dynniq
October 12, 2021
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GreenFlow connects individual vehicles with the traffic lights that they are approaching. The driver receives feedback on the result of the priority request and obtains information about the traffic lights coming up.

Information includes time-to-red and time-to-green as well as a speed advice to ensure that the vehicle can safely pass through the green light without stopping.

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