MA> I've found the best way to trip the light, save waiting for a car to
 MA> pull up behind, is to lean the bikeover to the sensor.  It gives more
I've never seen one of those sensors that works with a car.  I live in a
city where all the intersections have sensors, and it is impossible to make
more than two lights in a row (unless you are going 20 to 25 over).
 KP> On the other hand, I am also convinced that most of the pedestrian
 KP> crossing buttons in Dallas are inoperative.
I bet if you took a screw driver to one of those things some time you'd find
that there aren't any wires attached.  I think it is just a joke that the
city engineering dept plays so they can sit in their cars and watch people
making fools of themselves pounding on a button with false hopes  :-)
Lucas
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