Thank you for reporting your concern to City of Cambridge via Commonwealth Connect. We have reviewed the information you provided our staff and will be investigating this issue further. This has been received as Service Request #8576.

Thanks for your report. The smaller red bike signal is for crossing Cambridge St and not related to the Antrim St crossing. This distinction is clearer from the bike lane itself but we will evaluate if turning the smaller signal slightly would be helpful for folks cycling.
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I am a bike rider and an Antrim st resident. This line-up is not clear: they both appear to be for crossing Antrim St. Were it not for the pedestrian light, it would be very dangerous. Let’s try tilting as you suggest: am happy you let you know when I bike home next. Thank you.

Any design that requires this degree of interpretation is not a good design.
Remember the KISS Principle?

Precisely — as RW says.

It's really not clear..I was walking there this morning and was confused. There have been a lot of complaints about signals in the reconstructed Inman Square. I would appreciate staff taking a look at the whole sigal system.

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As a pedestrian this new intersection feels unsafe, one can only look so many ways before crossing a street. Cyclists are coming from all directions and vehicle drivers are confused. I'm very familiar with this location and I am confused, just wait until all the students return.