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LIGHTS EXPERIMENT IN LEICESTER

2nd January 1959, Page 34
2nd January 1959
Page 34
Page 34, 2nd January 1959 — LIGHTS EXPERIMENT IN LEICESTER
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AN experiment began in Leicester on Monday with the omission of the red-amber traffic-light signal before the green. It is hoped to reduce the risk of collision which occurs because so many drivers start on the red-amber without waiting for the green. Observations during the next 12 months will be compared with accident and traffic statistics.

The amber-only signal, after green, is retained. Similar experiments are to be held in Wolverhampton, Northampton and Brighton and Hove.