I mean it's an April fools joke. But considering the fact that it's on a public road, and easily accessible, there may be an argument there. Like I'm allowed to

I mean it's an April fools joke. But considering the fact that it's on a public road, and easily accessible, there may be an argument there. Like I'm allowed to hit crossing buttons, and all that equipment is owned by the city, and powered by their electricity. Point is there is probably no law on the books making it illegal, it's perfectly reasonable for a citizen to assume (after reading the law; consulting with a lawyer) that they are allowed to do that because no one said otherwise (as long as they are safe about it). It's not like the law explicitly makes hitting crossing buttons legal. But the city probably would pass an ordnance pretty quickly. That part is definitely wrong.