Dunedin City Council, NZ is installing smart pedestrian crossing technology for local high schools

Dunedin City Council, NZ installs smart pedestrian crossing

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Dunedin City Council is spending $40,000 (NZD) to install smart pedestrian crossing technology outside three local high schools. These smart crossing features include illuminated signage, motion-activated flashing LED roadway lights, and "dragon's teeth" optical illusion road markings. This project is designed to increase the awareness of drivers, reduce speeding, and improve pedestrian safety.

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New pedestrian crossing technology on the way - Dunedin City Council

New road safety measures are being introduced outside three Dunedin high schools to help make drivers more aware they are approaching pedestrian crossings and need to slow down.

New pedestrian crossing technology outside Dunedin schools | Scoop News

New road safety measures are being introduced outside three Dunedin high schools to help make drivers more aware they are approaching pedestrian crossings and need to slow down.

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