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Old 03-07-2009, 02:28 PM   #11
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Well we don't really have crossings in Sydney so giving an outsiders perspective it seems any problems could be all solved by simply changing the light phasing. Why have flashing lights at all? Why not have red light with boom gates down. Boom gate rises, lights stay red, then when boom gate fully opened light turns green. WHy have flashing? Seems it just confuses people judging by this thread.
Well the signs all say "DO NOT CROSS WHEN RED LIGHTS ARE FLASHING"
Seems simple to me. Can not see the confusion.
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