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Crosswalk buttons don’t do what you think, instead help people with disabilities

All StoriesBrian Valencia11/12/20140

When you push the crosswalk button at any intersection in Tucson or Phoenix, you might hear beeps or a vibrating pulse, but you likely won’t see the light change. That’s because the pedestrian crosswalk buttons that we’ve long imagined put traffic control in our hands have almost nothing to do with changing the “Do Not…

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