For sure. I'm used to having them both before and after the intersection, so then you can clearly see which part it is for, and you can see it wherever you are

For sure. I'm used to having them both before and after the intersection, so then you can clearly see which part it is for, and you can see it wherever you are, and you can see it well from a long distance. Some countries in Europe have some additional lights at car window level close to the intersection, this helps a lot, but still not ideal.