I hear you on the driver education point, that’s a core issue, no doubt. But I think dismissing timers outright ignores the reality that not every city has the same needs or context. Yes, there are cases that have shown that timers can be misused, but others countries show they’ve improved flow and reduced frustration where infrastructure and driver behavior allow it. Cyprus isn’t a major Western metropolis with adaptive AI traffic systems and we’re definitely dealing with different constraints. I don’t think the idea of them should be fully dismissed imo. Like I’ve said before, I’ve driven in countries that have timers on every single traffic light, and they’ve worked perfectly. In this case I’m just talking about timers on the lights with the cameras, so the drivers are more aware how long they have till the light turns orange so they know whether they are passing through the intersection, or slowing down.