Pretty silly, these buttons, especially in areas with combined cycle & pedestrian traffic, at winter or during a wet period. You're supposed to cycle on the ri

Pretty silly, these buttons, especially in areas with combined cycle & pedestrian traffic, at winter or during a wet period. You're supposed to cycle on the right side, but then you swerve to the left to reach for the button. Stick your foot in the snow or dip it in the puddle. If you're carrying a big box, you may also have to drop that before you can reach the button. And now people get confused as to who's going to stay where when they cross, some on the wrong side, others not. All this for a button that you probably didn't need to press in the first place. But if you don't, you'll find another intersection where you'll wait a bit too long and realize the light is not going to turn green and you're almost late for the bus. There's one reason I just don't care about red lights anymore when I'm on foot or saddle.