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I know that this was reported in the past, and closed, but I waited at this light for over 10 minutes yesterday. I timed it because I approached the light as it turned from yellow to red, and I was wondering how long it would take to turn green again.
Several cars lined up on Audubon St., and eventually, people just ran the red - both turning right and left. I was on my bicycle, so I simply got off and stood on the sidewalk.
After all of the cars had left, the light went through a full cycle three times in the next few minutes.
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Ethan (客人)
juli (注册用户)
GregL (注册用户)
Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking (注册用户)
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Reopened GregL (注册用户)
I'd like to reopen this so that there can be some more discussion on the matter.
It does seem that the light is working properly, but at this particular intersection "working properly" doesn't seem to translate into a smooth flow of traffic.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
GregL (注册用户)
One option for this intersection could be the "Stop Here at Red" sign. There's one at the intersection of Orange and Grove.
Also, I've been told that there's a sensor that will check to see if there is a line of cars on Audubon and change the light accordingly, but that didn't seem to be working on the day that I reported this.
Does anyone else have any ideas?
Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking (注册用户)
What gives See Click Fix? I can't close out this issue. There is some kind of glitch that only allows me to use the comments field.
The traffic signal on Audubon is now a part of the regular cycle, which means that it will change automatically, independent of the loop in the road as well as the sensor on the mast arm.
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zakstone333 (注册用户)
Sorry about that... please let us know if you have the bug again.
Thanks
Zak
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