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There's a button below the casing, try it next time. Some rare lights stay red forever if you don't activate the thing. As for the others I also think they are
by ino 10y ago
There's a button below the casing, try it next time.
Some rare lights stay red forever if you don't activate the thing. As for the others I also think they are placebo.
- runarberg 10y ago> Some rare lights stay red forever if you don't activate the thing. This is the most annoying thing about pedestrian lights here in Reykjavík. Reykjavík has all kinds of button behavior. Some actually stop traffic almost immediately. Others look identical, and don't actually do anything (except trigger a soft sound and a vibration when the light goes green). Then there are others that are hybrid of the two and let you wait for the surrounding traffic lights before turning green. This wait is seemingly random and can be up to two minutes. This is a terrible user experience. There is no way of telling how (or whether) a light behaves after you press the button. People are Pavlovian and gradually learn not to press the buttons from the placebo once, and then transfer that behavior to the hybrid ones, and won't cross until someone from the other side finally presses the button.