Chris Holdenried
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Engineer, PhD. Electoral reform advocate, including for my home province of Alberta. Tweets & likes are my own. He/him
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The Dutch, naturally, have this sorted.
At this #Delft intersection, people on bikes and pedestrians get a continuous green.
The arrival of a car or truck sets off a sensor, which allows it to cross. The default is green for humans, red for cars.
Video @modacitylife.com
At this #Delft intersection, people on bikes and pedestrians get a continuous green.
The arrival of a car or truck sets off a sensor, which allows it to cross. The default is green for humans, red for cars.
Video @modacitylife.com
October 15, 2025 at 8:18 PM
The Dutch, naturally, have this sorted.
At this #Delft intersection, people on bikes and pedestrians get a continuous green.
The arrival of a car or truck sets off a sensor, which allows it to cross. The default is green for humans, red for cars.
Video @modacitylife.com
At this #Delft intersection, people on bikes and pedestrians get a continuous green.
The arrival of a car or truck sets off a sensor, which allows it to cross. The default is green for humans, red for cars.
Video @modacitylife.com