2-Way Traffic Light System using Arduino Nano (Model Based)

2-Way Traffic Light System using Arduino Nano (Model Based) is an educational project that replicates a real-world traffic control system in the form of a working model. Using Arduino Nano, 2x Traffic Modules, and timing logic, this setup demonstrates how traffic signals manage vehicle flow at a two-road intersection.

The model includes Traffic Modules for both roads, operating in a realistic sequence. It is widely used by students, hobbyists, and educators for learning embedded systems, automation, and traffic management principles. Since it is model-based, it provides a visual and practical demonstration of how traffic lights work, making it an excellent tool for presentations, exhibitions, and school/college projects.

Features & Details:

• Arduino Nano-based traffic light control model.
• Controls two intersecting roads with two Traffic Modules.
• Pre-programmed timing sequence for safe traffic flow.
• Easy-to-build with minimal components.
• Educational project for STEM learning and embedded systems.
• Compact and portable model setup for demonstrations.
• Can be expanded with sensors for smart traffic control.
• Beginner-friendly project suitable for DIY and academic use.

Applications:

• Educational demonstrations of traffic management systems.
• STEM/Arduino learning projects for students.
• Exhibition and science fair models.
• Base model for IoT-based smart traffic solutions.

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