> Green light for people turning right while also providing a green light for pedestrians crossing that stream It's actually not that big of a problem - in the

> Green light for people turning right while also providing a green light for pedestrians crossing that stream It's actually not that big of a problem - in the right situation. My country does something similar, but only in low-traffic situations and with good visibility. For example, imagine a junction between a high-traffic road and a low-traffic street. A left turn from the low-traffic street might turn out to be nearly impossible without traffic lights. However, the right turn onto the low-traffic street does not warrant a dedicated turning lane, and in space-restricted environments that often isn't even a possibility at all. And even a moderate pedestrian volume will lead to the high-traffic road being severely limited in the straight-ahead direction just because a pedestrian wants to close the low-traffic street.