April 24, 2011
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PlayWhat is special about this traffic licght?
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Traffic lights for people selectively sensitive to color. Politically correct, I am.
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Traffic signal that assists color blind people. This one is from Nova Scotia.
Specially shaped traffic lights for the color blind.
Different lights have different shapes to help the colour blind.
Traffic signal for the colour blind.
I’d guess it’s for color-blind people.
Traffic light for the genetically deficient aka “color-blind”
The lights have different shapes so that the colourblind can also read the signals.
A traffic signal with specially-shaped lights to assist people with colour blindness.
Its a traffic light for colour blind people
Traffic lights for the color blind.
Its for the Color-blind.
specially-shaped lights to assist people with colour blindness.
a traffic light for colourblind people
Traffic signal in Halifax, Canada for the colour blind.
This is a traffic signal in Halifax, Nova Scotia with specially-shaped lights to assist people with colour blindness.
traffic signal for the colorblind by using shapes
traffic light for the cpolour blind
Specially shaped traffic lights for colour-blind people.
A traffic signal in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada with specially-shaped lights to assist people with colour blindness.
A traffic signal in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada with specially-shaped lights to assist people with colour blindness.
Traffic signals with specially-shaped lights for people with Color blindness
Shapes of these signals help colourblind people.
UNISignal traffic light which is supposed to be colourblind and foreigner friendly.
Traffic signals for colorblind.
A traffic signal with specially shaped lights to assist people with colour blindness.