Has anyone notice that the 'amber' time at most traffic junctions ( regardless of the junction's width ) here is very short?
Assuming driving at the legal speed of 60kph when you enter the junction just before the light turns amber, there is a chance of you not making it to the other side before the light turns red. This is especially so at wide junctions, eg. Mounbatten / Old Airport Rd, Thomson / Moulmein Rd junctions, and when there is traffic infront.
In the above scenario, is the driver technically 'beating the red light'?
Assuming driving at the legal speed of 60kph when you enter the junction just before the light turns amber, there is a chance of you not making it to the other side before the light turns red. This is especially so at wide junctions, eg. Mounbatten / Old Airport Rd, Thomson / Moulmein Rd junctions, and when there is traffic infront.
In the above scenario, is the driver technically 'beating the red light'?