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# Project 2 Arduino

## Arduino Traffic Light with Pedestrian Call

A simple Arduino project to simulate a traffic light with pedestrian call management.

### Description

The project consists of a traffic light with green, yellow, and red lights for vehicles and a pedestrian signal. Pedestrians can request passage by pressing a button.

### Components

* 2 Green LEDs (for vehicle traffic lights)
* 2 Yellow LEDs (optional, for vehicle traffic lights)
* 2 Red LEDs (for vehicle traffic lights)
* 2 White LEDs (for pedestrian traffic lights)
* 2 Buttons (one for each side of the road)

### Connection Diagram

Insert here a connection diagram of the components with Arduino.

### Code

The script file is named traffic-light-with-arduino.ino

### Usage

1. Upload the code to Arduino.
2. Connect the components following the diagram.
3. Power on Arduino and observe the traffic light operation.

### Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you wish to improve the project, feel free to open a pull request.

### License

Insert the project license here.

Make sure to add the connection diagram and the Arduino code in the README.md before publishing it on GitHub.


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