TK4
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There's always the old 'right turn, u-turn' solution ?
Not always!There's always the old 'right turn, u-turn' solution ?
And getting off your bike is a ticket able offence.
When?Not always!
But doesn't that interfere with the signals from the alien spacecraft ?I have a bunch of rare earth magnets stuck to the bottom of my bikes - seems to work -- since I stuck them on I'm not trapped at lights.
Bought 48 pack at Princess Auto for $5 on sale, I think they are normally $13. https://www.princessauto.com/en/48-pc-rare-earth-magnet-and-dispenser-set/product/PA0008996993
Oh interestingI have a bunch of rare earth magnets stuck to the bottom of my bikes - seems to work -- since I stuck them on I'm not trapped at lights.
Bought 48 pack at Princess Auto for $5 on sale, I think they are normally $13. https://www.princessauto.com/en/48-pc-rare-earth-magnet-and-dispenser-set/product/PA0008996993
They can be used for screw finding. Do you trust that the person installing the screws hit a stud? Bigger is better for that role. I have a 1" RE magnet with a clip on it (supposed to clip it to a belt/pocket/suspenders to hold a few screws) that I use. The clip works as a nice handle for the magnet. If you get an RE magnet holding on tight without a handle, it's easy to mark the surface when trying to get it off.Oh interesting
Hey can these be used for wall stud finding? (@GreyGhost )
I have a bunch of rare earth magnets stuck to the bottom of my bikes - seems to work -- since I stuck them on I'm not trapped at lights.
Bought 48 pack at Princess Auto for $5 on sale, I think they are normally $13. https://www.princessauto.com/en/48-pc-rare-earth-magnet-and-dispenser-set/product/PA0008996993
You sure that's not the emergency vehicle pre-emption sensor? They look for a specific frequency of flashing and flip the lights.I used to do that as well, but they tend to pick up a lot of ferrous debris, especially on the back roads.
Also, most of the modern stop lights are moving away from using magnetic loops embedded in the asphalt. The stop lights in my town are triggered by some kind of camera mounted on the tops of the traffic lights (they're not speed or red-light runner cameras).
You sure that's not the emergency vehicle pre-emption sensor? They look for a specific frequency of flashing and flip the lights.
You sure that's not the emergency vehicle pre-emption sensor? They look for a specific frequency of flashing and flip the lights.
All full intersections in Kelowna are run by intelligent controllers that detect the presence of vehicles. The detection systems are either cameras (video or infra-red) that “see” vehicles or loops in the ground that detect the metal in the vehicle above.
When?
BingoI can think of at least 2:
3-way intersection
No right on red
Yeah it’s like ‘abandon/unattended vehicle in the roadway’ something like that.Really, I wasn't aware of that. I've done it to hit the crossing button to make the light change.
One time I was at an advanced turn but it didn't kick in because the sensors couldn't see my bike. The lady who pulled up behind me, bless her she stopped far back but I had to ask her to pull up closer to me to trigger the light lol. She was confused but obliged.
Cool. Thanks. Should be easy enough with modern vision systems but I didn't know they had implemented it.A bit of Google-Fu confirms my suspicions. From: Kelowna Traffic signals & systems: