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Old 07-09-11 | 08:45 PM
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NewBike_OldLegs
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Originally Posted by Digital_Cowboy
That'll work until you run into the cop who was there and was able to see that you hadn't waited the two minutes. But it does bring up again the question that if one knows from experience that a sensor doesn't "see" them, why they'd have to wait for two cycles? A reasonable (whatever that may be) time I can see waiting but not two full cycles.
As I understand it, the two minute time limit was included to cover the lights that are controled by a timer rather than weight or induction (metal) detectors. I guess it is an attempt to avoid confusion. Two minute cycles are generally what timed lights are set for (Here in Va., at least) , although localities around here are allowed to adjust the settings. Most localities here seem to adjust them down. (Quicker lights generate more ticket revenue. Just my opinion.)

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