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In this work, we propose a demonstration of Urban Traffic Light Control based on an IoT network (IoT-UTLC) for smart cities. We mocked up a real crossroad by integrating a 6LoWPAN Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) to control mini traffic light panels. The network’s nodes are wireless sensors and actuators interacting with an IoT Cloud Platform. MQTT Quality of Service (QoS) protocol has been implemented to manage the priority levels of exchanged data between the Cloud and WSN. Our IoT-UTLC has been found functional after verification and validation using the UPPAAL model checker.