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Yeah, it should probably be a blinking red arrow in order to be consistent. I'm sure some committee decided that wasn't different enough from normal red arrow
by throwaway0a5e 5y ago
Yeah, it should probably be a blinking red arrow in order to be consistent. I'm sure some committee decided that wasn't different enough from normal red arrow
- lttlrck 5y agoisn't flashing red a fail-safe triggered when the light controls fail that should be treated as a stop sign? In practice that might work, but it's also a conflicting signal.
- sokoloff 5y agoBlinking red would be a stop and proceed when safe sign. There’s no reason for each car to stop for a lot of these unprotected left turns.