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I don't know about this model, but similar ones in Paris have a physical push-button on the bottom side. Looking at the photo I think maybe there is one in this
by alentred 3y ago
I don't know about this model, but similar ones in Paris have a physical push-button on the bottom side. Looking at the photo I think maybe there is one in this model too? I don't know the design decision behind this, I heard people saying that it is to avoid abuse which frankly sounds ridiculous.
In the end, it is a like a secret button only the locals know about :)
- fellerts 3y agoWe have these hidden push-buttons in Norway as well. I believe they enable an audible cue when the pedestrian light turns green so that visually impaired know when to cross. AFAIK they don't actually affect the cycle of the intersection, it's just for accessibility.
- alentred 3y agoOh, this makes a lot of sense actually. I never use those anyway, but I will try and observe the next time I see one.