Traffic Signals 4

LED signals

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With their obvious advantages of lower electricity consumption, visibility and reliability, LEDs are rapidly replacing Incandescent and Quartz and Quartz Halogen lanterns.

	Led traffic signals in the CBD. Melbourne, Vic.
	Here's a nice photo of a 6-lantern LED signal with left turn arrows. The majority of traffic signals in New South Wales have a reflective white border on the target board or back board. Guildford, NSW. Photo contributed by Winston Yang.
	Even LED signals are not immune to being replaced. Here we see a recent LED upgrade about to be replaced by the assembly beside and above it. Mamre Road/Banks Drive, St. Clair NSW Photo: Robert Parnell
	Burwood Hwy at Blackburn Rd, Burwood East.
	Flinders St at King St, Melbourne, Vic.
	Westmead, NSW Photo, unknown.
	Westmead, NSW. Photo: Robert Parnell.

	LED U-turn and bicycle signals outside the Arts Centre, Melbourne, Vic.
	LED U-turn and bicycle signals outside the Arts Centre, Melbourne, Vic.
	LED U-turn and bicycle signals outside the Arts Centre, Melbourne, Vic.
	LED U-turn and bicycle signals outside the Arts Centre, Melbourne, Vic.
	LED signals outside the Arts Centre, Melbourne, Vic.
	Apparently a No Right Turn sign on it's own isn't enough to get the message across in the CBD, and so a LED version, presumably on permanently, has been added. Spencer St at Little Collins St., Melbourne, Vic.
	LED pedestrian signal. Although these have been around for a few years now, I've yet to actually see an example. This one is in Adelaide, SA. Photo by Greg Bowering.
	Different style of LED lanterns with LEDs arranged in horizontal rows rather than a radial pattern. Barkers Rd / Burke Rd, Kew.
	Barkers Rd / Burke Rd, Kew.
	Barkers Rd / Burke Rd, Kew.
	Sydney Rd / Gaffney St, Coburg.

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