HTN: City Looks to Sync Red Lights

Buffalo drivers tired of traffic nightmares may be getting some relief. The City is borrowing nearly two-million dollars to synchronize traffic signals. The one-point-eight-million dollars will be used to create better traffic flow at 170 additional signals. The past two years, city officials have been working to get cars running more smoothly. So far, 100 lights have had changes in timing. Mayor Byron Brown says the city is looking for federal stimulus money to work on all 660 lights. City officials hope to have the synchronization finished by the end of next year.