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i got a question...
so last fall i went on a cross country road trip, popping up into canada
now pretty much everything up there made sense, except for one thing that i still don't understand. in vancouver (possibly other places, it was like 6 months ago so my memory's shaky) sometimes, but not all the times, green lights would flash on and off instead of being just solid green.
so there's my question. why flashing green lights?

turn left when no one else can.

feel special.

so the equivelant of a green left arrow and a solid green here in the us?

zat ees correct.

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak we just really like King Unique tracks

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Originally posted by mezzir so the equivelant of a green left arrow and a solid green here in the us?

yes.

we have the arrows too, sometimes. don't ask me why. just don't go visiting montreal. you will be royally fucked with the lights.

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess yes. we have the arrows too, sometimes. don't ask me why. just don't go visiting montreal. you will be royally fucked with the lights.

speaking of Montreal, did i meet you at Bal en Blanc or am i just having weird pill flashbacks

Advanced green for the left-turners

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Originally posted by Theresa Advanced green for the left-turners

not always advanced

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Originally posted by Falcon-X not always advanced

Ermmm, explain?

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Advance Green When Flashing
In Canada, the road sign "Advance Green When Flashing" at a intersection controlled by traffic lights means that the left turn is on a filter (i.e. the traffic in the opposite direction is stopped), that this occurs before traffic going straight on is released, and that the left turn traffic light will flash green during this time.


At least in Canada, this means that if you are making a left turn, you have the right-of-way over vehicles in the opposite direction. All of the newer traffic lights seem to have green arrows for this situation, but there's still a lot of old flashing ones.

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess we have the arrows too, sometimes. don't ask me why. just don't go visiting montreal. you will be royally fucked with the lights.

Better than crossing on foot - that's just suicidal.

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Originally posted by Theresa Ermmm, explain? EDIT: Advance Green When Flashing In Canada, the road sign "Advance Green When Flashing" at a intersection controlled by traffic lights means that the left turn is on a filter (i.e. the traffic in the opposite direction is stopped), that this occurs before traffic going straight on is released, and that the left turn traffic light will flash green during this time.

Well actually here in Montreal at least, at some places the light is green for both sides and then it turns red for one side and flashing green for the other. so its actually after traffic going straight is released.

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Originally posted by Aquarian Better than crossing on foot - that's just suicidal.

Never had a problem. Just do some jaywalking

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Originally posted by Falcon-X Well actually here in Montreal at least, at some places the light is green for both sides and then it turns red for one side and flashing green for the other. so its actually after traffic going straight is released.

Hmmm, I have never encountered that.

Might just be a difference between Ontario and Quebec.

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Originally posted by Theresa Hmmm, I have never encountered that. Might just be a difference between Ontario and Quebec.

Probably I've never seen it in Ottawa but I just passed 4 like that here an hour ago

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Originally posted by Falcon-X Well actually here in Montreal at least, at some places the light is green for both sides and then it turns red for one side and flashing green for the other. so its actually after traffic going straight is released.

Yup, we have that here in Ontario. At least in my city we do.

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