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I have noticed that at traffic light controlled intersections, nimble pedestrians cross quickly when their "person" turns green but long after they've gone, turning traffic is still held up by a red arrow.
Some of the 6 types of UK crossings hold the traffic up with a brief red … View moreI have noticed that at traffic light controlled intersections, nimble pedestrians cross quickly when their "person" turns green but long after they've gone, turning traffic is still held up by a red arrow.
Some of the 6 types of UK crossings hold the traffic up with a brief red light/arrow which quickly turns to flashing amber so drivers at their discretion can move as soon as they think it's safe ie when there are no pedestrians crossing. I think it's the Pelican crossing I like. The following link describes the 6 types. You may be amused by the Toucan (like the one at Ellicott/Avalon Dv) but we probably don't need many Pegasus crossings in Hamilton.
www.2pass.co.uk...
Afternoon everyone,
Four Hamilton "choke points" are in the sights of a city councillor who says the traffic flow needs to be fixed.
And council experts agree that growth is putting more pressure on Hamilton roads than ever before.
Are there any intersections or roundabouts that … View moreAfternoon everyone,
Four Hamilton "choke points" are in the sights of a city councillor who says the traffic flow needs to be fixed.
And council experts agree that growth is putting more pressure on Hamilton roads than ever before.
Are there any intersections or roundabouts that really grind your gears? Also, are there any other traffic/driving/etiquette related gripes that you'd like to share?
We're hoping to get an idea of what really gets up the noses of city drivers.
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The winners of the Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards have been announced. The Awards celebrate New Zealand teachers, leaders and communities who are working together to improve outcomes for our children and young people from around the country. Please join us in congratulating all our … View moreThe winners of the Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards have been announced. The Awards celebrate New Zealand teachers, leaders and communities who are working together to improve outcomes for our children and young people from around the country. Please join us in congratulating all our winners for sharing their inspirational journeys, and find out about their achievements at the link below.
2 Paw Patrol moonhoppers. Have previous owners names visible on them. Need abit of air as they have been sitting there for the best part of a year.
1 red dog moonhopper. Needs abit of a clean as he's abit grubby
I have a well loved train table and wooden train set looking for it's next owner. Abit chipped and scraped here and there and some of the wooden cars and trains are starting to fade, but still good playable condition. The top turns over and is plain green on the other side. I did have plans … View moreI have a well loved train table and wooden train set looking for it's next owner. Abit chipped and scraped here and there and some of the wooden cars and trains are starting to fade, but still good playable condition. The top turns over and is plain green on the other side. I did have plans for painting a street map for just cars on it, but never got around to it. Comes with what you can see, and a few more pieces of curved track. The red train engine needs to be glued back together (cab part has come away from front section)
Great for sore backs. Check utube for all the benefits of using this inversion table, if you suffer then make the move to doing what is best for your body.
Just like new.
Weight restriction of 300lbs/136kgs. Fits all heights. Just lie back and feel the benefits.
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