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From: weatherdan882002
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  • My city's finally getting these installed at one of the intersections that is being redone! They use the single rectangular 16-inch housing though, and I can't tell what company made them though, but they look like the incandescent-look models (they might be GE or Dialight, as Brockton usually uses those.) The important thing is that Brockton finally has them at at least one of their intersections,

  • They don't have ANY of these in Brockton, MA yet. There's a few intersections near my old high school and the V.A. hospital that still have the old incandescent worded walk signals and are very busy and dangerous. I could see those getting replaced with countdown signals like that one (they'd probably just do a retrofit job, replacing the "DONT WALK" light with the hand/man combo, and the "WALK" light with the timer.)

  • In my town, they've replaced all of the incandescent ped signals with countdowns.

  • They have similar ones around here, in places where they're not necessary, but not in places where they should be.

  • These are a common sight in Washington, D.C.

  • @WheelockAlarms Style doesn't really matter to me, so long as it's got a countdown and dotted LEDs, I'm not very fond of the Dialight ones.

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