Intelligent traffic controller leads to manage traffic at intersection in order to minimize traffic congestion and has been intensively researched for a several decades. Multi-intersection cooperative traffic signal control (CTSC) is an efficient system that has received a great deal of attention and development in recent years. One problem with multi-intersection CTSC is that controller's actions are based only on the traffic state or on the decisions taken at previous time step (t-1) at adjacent intersection. To address this problem, in this work a Double Deep Q Network Cooperative Traffic Signal Controller (CTSC-DDQN) is proposed. The CTSC-DDQN algorithm is a reinforcement learning agent that, depending on current traffic conditions, changes the traffic phase distribution order for nintersection simultaneously. Experimental results under real scenarios show that the proposed approach outperforms other static approach which fixe the time length and the phase order despite the traffic situation and actuated controllers which change the traffic light properties based on the queue length in term of average Q-length and average waiting which eventually leads to mitigate traffic congestion. The results show that our could minimize the average waiting time by up to 79% and the average queue length by up to 80%.
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