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Re: traffic lights
In article <EIJKHOUT.95Oct24135848@jacobi.math.ucla.edu> eijkhout@jacobi.math.ucla.edu (Victor Eijkhout) writes:
>From: eijkhout@jacobi.math.ucla.edu (Victor Eijkhout)
>Subject: Re: traffic lights
>Date: 24 Oct 1995 20:58:48 GMT
>In article <46imk0$du1@clark.net> dlr@clark.net (David Robinowitz) writes:
>> Any operating systems student will remind you that timed lights are only
>> effective on one-way streets.
>Not if you set different speed limits for the directions.
>Better: have signs that say "if you drive xxx mph you will hit
>all greens". I'd be perfectly happy going a bit under the legal
>speed limit if I could just keep going.
Glendale, Arizona, does this, or at least they did the last time I was there
five years ago. There's a sign on each traffic signal saying "Signals Set for
30 mph" or whatever the speed limit is. They are, too.
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Steve
Woodinville, Washington USA
smdailey@smdailey.seanet.com
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