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But wait! I doubt that their "decibel meters" are very directional. So perhaps drivers that currently have the green could honk more, and so force the signal t
by mirimir 7y ago
But wait!
I doubt that their "decibel meters" are very directional. So perhaps drivers that currently have the green could honk more, and so force the signal to skip a cycle.
- phyzome 7y agoAlternatively, only prolong the red, but allow the green to proceed to yellow at the normal pace. (But then there's no cross-cutting traffic to keep people at the red in place...)
- mirimir 7y agoRight, give everyone red, until the noise level drops below some threshold. But then, people with loud horns could shut down traffic.
- zentiggr 7y agoAnd screw themselves in the process... not a net gain unless someone's wanting to share a bad day, I suppose.
- mirimir 7y agoWell, some American kids I know would do it for the lulz.
- mhb 7y agoUnless you live around there and want to encourage drivers to take alternate routes.
- Izkata 7y agoDoes Mumbai allow left-on-red like the US has right-on-red? People may do this to stop oncoming traffic and get turns faster.
- RandomBacon 7y agoIf everyone has red, people will just start running the red light.