You’re at this junction in rush hour traffic - and no bugger lets you out at all.
So… I’ll get out, run across to the pelican crossing on the right, push the button, run back to my car - and pull out when the crossing’s red light stops the bloody traffic for me - no one crossing of course.
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At least people still stop for the red light…
Many times and the looks I get are great, just smile and drive off.
You’re at this junction in rush hour traffic - and no bugger lets you out at all.
So… I’ll get out, run across to the pelican crossing on the right, push the button, run back to my car - and pull out when the crossing’s red light stops the bloody traffic for me - no one crossing of course.
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At least people still stop for the red light…
When i had a mate with me on flour deliveries, i sent him out to do that a few times, other pelican crossings are available
alamcculloch:
I find that flashing the main beam wakes up the sensor and the lights change for me.Most traffic lights have a box above the red light that contains a photo electric cell,the flashing “tricks” the system into changing the lights.
Next time keep your main beam in your trousers , most traffic lights are triggered by magnectic loop thingys under the road