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I haven't run into those (I mostly drive in rural areas--in fact, there's no stoplight in my county) -- but I do run into some lights that just change in the mi
by sejje 7mo ago
I haven't run into those (I mostly drive in rural areas--in fact, there's no stoplight in my county) -- but I do run into some lights that just change in the middle of the night, for no reason, and then take a really long time to change back to green, despite not even a single car being present / going through.
- NetMageSCW 7mo agoLights with sensors have a backup pattern of timed changes so that you won’t get stuck at a light where the sensor isn’t seeing your car.
- sejje 7mo agoOkay, well it should be about a 10 second green light, but it's more like 2 minutes. This is a side street that in high traffic times might see 4 or 5 cars waiting.