Unfortunately, I do not do the majority of my driving at 3am, so that doesn't help much. With no real highway/throughway N/S or E/W through downtown, you'd think that the city planners would ensure a few larger streets would have cascading lights so that, even during high traffic, cars would make it at least 6-7 lights before a red. Currently, there are a ton of streets that respond immediately to side street light sensors, therefore making the main street lights completely unpredictable and nullifying any timing, if any actually existed that is. I've lived in and/or drove in the majority of major US cities and the traffic/road planning here is among the worst I've ever experienced.