Re:How the 'hoverboards' took off in spite of laws against them
by ciaranm on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @02:16PM
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The green man is intended as a sign that it's safe to _begin_ crossing the road - at least in the UK. You'll notice that the man changes away from Green long before the light sequence. That's intended.
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Re:How the 'hoverboards' took off in spite of laws against them
by digi_owl on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @02:56PM
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In various places the green man will start to blink when there is seconds left before it changes over.
Re:How the 'hoverboards' took off in spite of laws against them
by Dylan16807 on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @04:53PM
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Doesn't really matter. The takeaway is that the light timings don't have to change. You would just make the man stop being green earlier.