On Wed, 15 Apr 2020 at 10:36, <lukas-...@web.de> wrote:
> Which was mentioned a few posts before? The traffic lights control the > junction, but people might say that the same one single traffic light is > controlling the pedestrian crossing and the junction... > I would say that it is controlling the crossing because it is. And just to complicate matters further, it has a button for the pedestrian to press so you'd presumably like to say it is on demand. But in many cases where the lights control both a crossing and a junction, the button may not affect the timing of the signals. The word "WAIT" illuminates when the button is pressed (and stays illuminated until the signals change to allow the pedestrian to cross) but that may be the only effect it has. In those cases the pedestrian has only the illusion of control, not actual control. -- Paul
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