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    The Bathroom Line Gets a Speed Hack

    Traffic lights for toilet stalls cuts down on bathroom wait times at concerts, stadiums and other venues.
    by Carren Jao Sep 01, 2014 2 minutes
    Source: Photos courtesy of Tooshlights

    Allen Klevens, a composer and founder of Prescriptive Music, and Todd Bermann, founder of audio and video company TAB Technical Services, created , an LED lighting system that lets people know from afar which stalls are available in public bathrooms. The Los Angeles-based company's system operates on a color scheme: A green light

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