In 1987, the City of Beverly Hills modified traffic signals at eight intersections within the Business Triangle to include an exclusive pedestrian phase where all approaches would stop to let pedestrians cross the intersection either diagonally or conventionally. The intersections included:
Brighton and Canon
Brighton and Beverly
Brighton and Rodeo
Brighton and Camden
Brighton and Bedford
Dayton and Canon
Dayton and Beverly
Dayton and Rodeo
5 comments:
where is this?
Yes please.
they have them here in china town. i agree, very cool idea.
They have these in China. I have seen/used them in Shanghai and Beijing, I think - very cool indeed. I was recently in Denver, and I think they have some downtown there too.
Hmmm. The Aussies are ahead of the game again here.
Not to brag....actually, to brag, we had these when I was growing up - every major city intersection had a pedestrian only time.
It was special time for the little people who weren't old enough to drive. it was like our own mini revolution every time the white walk figure came on. It rocked.
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