What is this camera on the traffic light for?
Guys, I have a curious question: what kind of camera is that at the traffic lights? I saw it once at a traffic light. The lights always go out when there is no more traffic or pedestrians at the lights. Is it a traffic light camera because it lights up red inside and goes away, then lights up red again?
the camera recognizes pedestrians and initiates the green phase for them. A so-called demand ampoule. We also have one, but the Cmera looked a little different.
No, no, no, no, no. This is used for sensor detection, whether pedestrians or possibly. If cyclists want to cross, the traffic light is switched accordingly.
Ahso’s right because the light goes out there has only been a surprise to me because it turns red again and again inside, then the light turns off
This is a motion sensor. It should usually control whether the pedestrians are off the road. Or he triggers a light flasher.
There are traffic lights for pedestrians?
No, the light flasher is for cars and motorcycles, only it can be that it is the trigger for it.
Do you think there’s no lightning and it shows the pedestrians?