This Dancing Crosswalk Signal Is Designed To Keep Pedestrians Safe And Happy

March 2, 2015

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By K.C. Scannell

Traditionally, traffic stops are some of the most dangerous spots where pedestrians could get hurt from ongoing traffic, especially if they are not paying attention to the crosswalk lights. But what if we could change it so that crosswalk lights could be safer? Check out this unique signal that's nothing short of being brilliant.

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