by Ashland St in Environment and Open Space, Schools and Youth
Posted on May 14, 2008 at 4:11 pm
Last Modified on May 15, 2008 at 12:37 pm
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It seems that a good deal of energy and money could be saved if these lights were turned off during off-hours. Particularly the one on Spring Hill at Summer St. Lots of these lights blink, even in the Summer. Small and simple, but helpful.
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I’m all for saving energy and money, unless doing so decreases public safety.
Do these blinking yellow lights help provide warning to drivers about a potentially dangerous intersection that would become more dangerous without the lights?
How do you define “off-hours”?
How much energy and money do those lights consume per hour?
What would be the total savings under your proposal?
What would be the cost of adjusting the lights in this way?
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