
Well, somebody appears to have done SOMETHING because now this is one of the easiest traffic lights to trigger along my route. It's gotten so nice that on the way home, I triggered it all by myself before I even had to stop and the same thing happened on the way in to work. I could learn to like those video cameras and it's good to see the Colleyville Public Works guys getting their State brethren to fix things. I almost feel guilty for my lame humor about the sign being the name of the traffic engineer. I'm feeling very "Civil" today (pun intended). Next time I feel especially daring, I may take the chance of staying in the right lane just to see if the traffic light triggers from there. While I'm at it, I may add some more city traffic department numbers to my list, in case I encounter a rogue traffic signal during a recreational ride.
Who says these cell phones are bad? I didn't even run into anything as I talked, though I was certainly highly distracted. As compensation, I was careful not to walk in any direction. After all, I have been known to fall over while just standing in one spot when I have skis on. Hmm, do ya think if I called, they could fix bad weather, too?
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I have to admit this post was especially cool because of the pun "civil". Looks like tomorrow is going to be even warmer than today. Have fun!
Peace :)
I'm impressed! It's not often that the 'people' will go out of their way to fix something like that. I suppose the alternative would have been to get a side car in order to make yourself a bigger target on the camera.
Congratulations! A well-timed phone apparently does make a difference!
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No Need for Non-Robot proof here!