Nassau County HAWK Crossing Signal Part 1.

Nassau County's first ever HAWK (High intensity Activated cross WalK). The Hawk Signal activations for both directions followed by both pedestrian signal activations for this crossing. Old Bethpage Road between Bluebird Lane & Foxwood Road in Old Bethpage, NY.

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I Like those Signals because of the double red design.

[@byronchavarria4954]

Very Cool By The Way Why Do Some Traffic Lights Use Span Wires And Others Use Mast Arms In Fact The United States And Canada (Some Intersections) Use Span Wires While Every Other Country Uses Mast Arm What’s The Difference?

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Some municipalities on Long Island have their own traffic signal installation standards. Factors such as the layout of the intersection, overhead and underground utilities, and traffic volume, etc. are taken into account when designing a traffic signal for an intersection.