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Originally Posted by StanF18
 That's exactly what I wanted to say earlier, but you broke it down in a more detailed manner. Are you referring to the West Side Highway, in the 40s and 50s?? That's where I got caught "between a rock and a hard place" in just the situation you described above! It's designed like a perfect trap. I cannot imagine how many thousands of $$$ that small stretch of highway brings to NYC DOT every day. |
No there's a camera capturing people proceeding eastbound on 110th st when they cross the light at Manhattan Av. The timing at the previous light (Columbus, I think??) has you right at the light on a red. Also further uptown on Dyckman St right before the entrance to the Harlem River Drive. The preceding light has you making a left or right from Nagle Avenue and proceeding east to an ALMOST red light.
Again, if you drive at a reasonable speed, you will be at the light just as it turns red. I'm sure 75% of the lights are strategically timed.