It tells you when it's going to turn green.

we have it here in the netherlands, only for bikes though

 

though not every light has it

Edited October 18, 201411 yr by The Hero of Time

netherlands ftw

German have it for pedestrian too, don't know about cars.

But here in Finland, we don't have anything like that. Wonder if we'll ever even will.

we have it here in the netherlands, only for bikes though

though not every light has it

But America is the leader of the world with technology, debts, wars and a bunch of other stuff. Why do we not have this??

But America is the leader of the world with technology, debts, wars and a bunch of other stuff. Why do we not have this??

cuz dutchies4life

Or just memorize the cycles.

 

A yellow light takes by general recommendations from the federal government, 3 seconds to cycle to red. A green will always be green unless the sensor trips it to turn red. Red will stay red until the perpendicular light turns yellow>red+3 seconds so you have 9 seconds to wait from the start of a yellow.

Or just memorize the cycles.

A yellow light takes by general recommendations from the federal government, 3 seconds to cycle to red. A green will always be green unless the sensor trips it to turn red. Red will stay red until the perpendicular light turns yellow>red+3 seconds so you have 9 seconds to wait from the start of a yellow.

Yes, because I can tell the color of a light facing sideways...

Only time I can do that is at night in a dark setting.

Interesting idea, but I think it'd piss me off if I knew one light had more time than another.

Interesting idea, but I think it'd piss me off if I knew one light had more time than another.

It obviously would since some streets are busier than others.

Would probably make people pay less attention to the road

Would probably make people pay less attention to the road

Don't worry, we have phones police sirens and talking cars for that.