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Just noticed this upon returning to the game after six months. One thing I notice is the lights appear to change instantly if there is a car waiting from one side. They appear to pass traffic a lot faster now than when first implemented.
In the early game (first several upgrades), you generally want to avoid stoplights if offered (motorways/bridges/tunnels are always best).
But by the late game (3-4000 trips), stoplights become pretty useful in places where you have crowded intersections, or sometimes I also place one at the entrance of a Circle store, and it seems to pass traffic in/out faster.
I generally find them more useful than roundabouts. Roundabouts seem like the least useful upgrade to me.
On the flip side, if there are more cars taking a left on a red light then lights are going to cycle more often and cause jams. You have to eyeball source and destination and gauge if there's enough right-hand turns in the intersection so that the lights make sense.
for instance i find a traffic light a lot more efficient than a roundabout when you just have two colours intersecting each other and there's noway to seperate the networks
and i find them usefull to increase trafficflow in neighbourhoods
but still it highly depends on the junction and the traffic