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I'm in the USA. This particular incident happened in Washington, DC. I also saw a driver do this once in Palo Alto in Silicon Valley. Anyways, even if lights a
by jdavis703 7y ago
I'm in the USA. This particular incident happened in Washington, DC. I also saw a driver do this once in Palo Alto in Silicon Valley.
Anyways, even if lights are too big to climb up you can put on a yellow vest and get a flashing light on your van and people wouldn't really think twice.
Here's some photo evidence from Palo Alto, CA, USA: https://imgur.com/a/NxmphG6 https://imgur.com/a/NxmphG6
- brokenmachine 7y agoWow, yeah those are super flimsy. Looks like some DIY job with plumbing pipes! Traffic lights here are nothing like that.
- jdavis703 7y agoI hopped on Google Street view near the central core of Sydney, and it looks like at least in certain areas you all also have lights like that are close to the ground and easily accessible. I'm guessing in more suburban or rural areas the signals are higher up (which makes them easier to see from a distance while driving faster).
- brokenmachine 7y agoCan you share a link to one? All the ones I remember look pretty damn solid.