Hey Reddit.
I just signed up for my IMSA traffic signal technician lvl 2. Just wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction for a study guide or somewhere i can read up on the course before heading out to the classes.
Thanks
I noticed these in the curb at the intersection in Bethania and wonder if these are some sort of traffic sensor. They’re on both sides of the road. And in both directions.
This intersection also has a red light camera
I have never seen traffic lights flash intermittently this quickly, could being next to the fire department play any roll since there's a bunch of signals close to eachother?
Here is a list of the rest in green streets for the traffic signals along Artesia Boulevard.
Artesia/Bloomfield (rest in green on Artesia, lead-lag on Artesia during peak hours)
Artesia/Shoemaker (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Norwalk (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Pioneer (rest in green on Pioneer)
Artesia/Gridley (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Studebaker (no rest in green street but Artesia is set to default/power start, lead-lag on both streets during peak hours)
Artesia/Carmenita (rest in green on Carmenita)
Artesia/Valley View (rest in green on Valley View)
Artesia/Marquardt (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Bellflower (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Woodruff (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Clark (rest in green on Artesia)
Artesia/Lakewood (rest in green on Lakewood)
Artesia/Beach (rest in green on Beach)
This picture is from Toronto (Rexdale blvd westbound)
They closed right lane but sign shows left lane is closed.
Miss my days as a signal tech, looking through some photos of some things I found are always fun lol. Even though this one was on Thanksgiving 1.5 hours from my house. Holidays love bringing that out of people lol.
Ended up wiring the reds to a school flasher cabinet to make them flash until we came out that following Monday to install a cabinet. Good times!
I recently aquired a top-condition Siemens Silux 1.40 Red/Green Traffic Light. Dont know what to do with it, :)
Don't know if its interesting or anything