MajikBubble wrote:Function vs. Form.
Yes, it might be an eyesore for some, but they will be much easier to see. Especially those who cannot see very well.
Will all due respect to those who can't see very well, I really think if you struggle to see something LED bright and 12" x 2 (2 signals) (with tertiary lanterns, and even perhaps quatenary lanterns) you shouldn't be driving.
Does making them easier to see decrease violations?
I think most, if not all red light violations against 12" signals are done so with all intention, and very rareley are they genuinley because of misinterprated or missed signal indications.
Ampelfreund wrote:2009 version

Brilliant!

Ah now then, Denmark has simalar signals in place which are 8" and look fantastic.
The only downside to this kind of signal is the reliability with using full array LEDs, the lamp monitoring facilities, and other bits and bobs, pureley because a CLS LED module could not be accepted.
I'm awaiting the arrival of OLED into the world of traffic control, and then we can have true CLS LED displays, paper thin. Then again, how long has it taken LEDs to take off in the UK, and they are still a rare ocurrance in some areas
