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Letter: Coordinate traffic signals

By Peter R. Brubaker, Vancouver
Published: July 24, 2018, 6:00am

The topic of road safety has come up again, and I have a suggestion that I have offered to traffic light technicians but with no results so far.

That is, synchronize the pedestrian walk/don’t walk signals in the downtown core to the timing displayed on the countdown. There is up to a 14-second delay before the traffic light changes.

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