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On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 19:28:11 +0000, Stuart
wrote: ... they've all got the green man/red man lights next to the button rather than in the traditional and logical place on the opposite side of the road. Anyone know why? It doesn't make much sense (especially the ones near me where there are 2 sets of lights one slightly higher than the other) Apparently it's to prevent pedestrians panicking half-way acress the road if the ped light changes from a green man to a red man!! Ridiculous given that if you approach crossings from certain angles you now often can't even see a light... |
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