Moni Bieser
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3/23/2018 7:47 PM
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Sorry John... could not help myself... that slipped out.
BUT if you use the pedestrian button shouldn't you get off the bike and be a pedestrian anyway?
Personally I would avoid the intersection... or cross once I see a decent break in the traffic.
Moni
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John Wente
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3/22/2018 9:21 PM
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The light won't change for a bicycle or group of bikes. We either have to run the light (which of course is legal, but not always safe) or wait for a car to come and trip the sensor.
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Moni Bieser
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3/22/2018 8:55 PM
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If it is a pedestrian crossing, why does it matter?
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John Wente
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3/22/2018 8:30 PM
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There are pedestrian crossing buttons for both east-bound and west-bound on NW 30 at Rockwell, but neither of them are accessible from a bicycle.The sensors will not cause the light to change for a bicycle.
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