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Sometimes late at night if I suspect that the loop isn't working, I have been known to press the walk button on the other road.

Doesn't happen very often these days.

Regards Philip A

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Probably off topic but I remember when I was young the trains would cross the Woolloongabba Fiveways preceded by a man ringing a bell and waving a red flag.
Now that dates me.
The law was originally introduced at the time of the first trains in the 1840s-50s but not rescinded in Queensland until after 1960 at least.

Regards Philip A

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So are you saying that in 1959 they still had a man ringing a bell and waving a red flag?

They sure did
Regards Philip A

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So are you saying that in 1959 they still had a man ringing a bell and waving a red flag?

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And into the '70s at Newstead, that's 1970s. :D

That's pretty up to date for Qld, :D they still had milk in milk bottles and milkos into the 90's

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Sometimes late at night if I suspect that the loop isn't working, I have been known to press the walk button on the other road.

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I've driven back and forth across a loop on a turn lane late at night a few times to get lights to change, usually when I've just missed-out on following another vehicle through.

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Sometimes late at night if I suspect that the loop isn't working, I have been known to press the walk button on the other road.

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I've been known to hop off my bike and go and press the walk button, too.

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Originally Posted by AndyG

That's pretty up to date for Qld, :D they still had milk in milk bottles and milkos into the 90's

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QLD didn't realised there were other states until 1987 after Joe left;)

Why, if you are at a controlled intersection when the control part is not working would you not make a decision. This is not working ignore it. To me most controlled intersections should be flashing yellow at low traffic movement. Again we make decisions at more uncontrolled intersections than ones with lights. I don't understand why you get off a bike to change the lights. Is it I don't want to break the law. I truly don't understand this

When my family moved to werribee in 1962 there was a gate keeper he would physically close the gates for the train to pass. There was a shack beside the line. Not sure if it was only one person or a number. But they all ways gave a wave.