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Probably because it's a traffic light. If it's a traffic light, it'll have to conform to specifications for a fully operational traffic light. Woe unto the tra
by ISL 10y ago
Probably because it's a traffic light. If it's a traffic light, it'll have to conform to specifications for a fully operational traffic light.
Woe unto the traffic-light maintainer if, should the powers that be change the light timing, the light doesn't function correctly.