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Diligence? No, you're right. But getting rid of "turn on red" permissions would go a long way.
by stonogo 4y ago
Diligence? No, you're right. But getting rid of "turn on red" permissions would go a long way.
- sokoloff 4y agoIt sounds like they’re talking about a turn-on-green car conflicting with a simultaneous walk-on-white pedestrian phase. Around here (MA), we’ve given pedestrians about a 4 second head start to make them more visible in situations like this (less likely to be in the A-pillar airbag blockage).
- djmips 4y agoWe have that too, recent change, in some of our downtown streets but they are not very wide so I think it's closer to 2 seconds and as a driver, I really love it.
- jackson1442 4y agoAs the sibling said, this is mostly due to left yield on green (there's no protected left at this intersection), but some drivers do this with turn on red. Even though this intersection has no turn on red signage due to very low visibility to oncoming traffic.