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Old 03-28-06 | 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Bekologist
because I'm not going to wait two minutes, that indicates a faulty sensor to me. I wait fifteen seconds, then start looking for an opening. On some regular, obviously busy intersections, I just wait.

I'm always available to take tickets for my cycling transgressions, i rarely try to outrun the police on my bike
As long as you agree that technicaly not giving the time or conditions for a light to change does not make it a faulty sensor, but in that case why 15s, why not just run it immediately? It seems by your last sentence that you take full responsibility for any laws you break.

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