“This change is dangerous especially at night when the only light a color blind person might see is the one that’s lit. You can’t tell if it’s at the top or bottom if you can’t see the other lights.”

Here’s a question, say you misread a traffic light at night and you are carryring passengers, one of them is also licensd to drive and let’s say you are both equal in all other vairables that affect driving performance more than colour vision. Or let’s say your depth perception is less than them bust still enough to be legally permitted to drive.
Does the blame lie within the change of the position of the light or the choice of driver?

Green traffic lights, to me, do not look *anything* close to green. At all. They look white, just light street lights.

Not a problem if all traffic lights hang over the middle of each road, but quite a few US cities, they are positioned to the right of the road between a series of street lights.

Seriously. Nobody else has this problem? I’ve pondered this one for years.