belisha beacon造句

• Belisha beacons are found at zebra crossings.
• Previously only zebra crossings had been used, which have warning signals ( Belisha beacons ), but no control signals.
• Bulloch has also made a number of works using Belisha beacons, which are more commonly used to illuminate pedestrian crossings.
• On the way home, Ivor incites the wrath of an angry mob after tampering with the Belisha beacons and pelican crossings.
• Ixi lang is used internationally, for example by members of the Quase-Linema Lab collective in Brazil, Belisha Beacon and Section _ 9 in the UK, or by the Paris-based Sougata Bhattacharya.
• Here once stood an ancient boundary stone, near the Hops and Vine pub  formerly the Belisha Beacon  and since replaced by a milestone that, traditionally, marks the division of Kent into its east and west zones.
• Brisbane, Queensland Australia briefly had a small number of Belisha beacon marked crossings in the late 1960s and early 1970s, but the majority of Australian crossings are zebra crossings marked by large yellow circular signs bearing a walking legs symbol.
• In the United Kingdom the crossing is marked with Belisha beacons, flashing amber globes on black and white posts on each side of the road, named after Leslie Hore-Belisha, the Minister of Transport, who introduced them in 1934.
• Hore-Belisha rewrote the Highway Code and was responsible for the introduction of two innovations that led to a dramatic drop in road accidents : the Pedestrians'Association and, to this day, the logo of the organisation includes a Belisha Beacon.
• In recent years the number of zebra crossings and Belisha beacons has fallen in the northern counties of England, being replaced by pelican crossings or puffin crossings, with pedestrian-controlled traffic signals; a waiting pedestrian can stop vehicular traffic by pressing a button and waiting for the pedestrian signal of a red and green man to change to green.
• :: The deal is that they are cheap as chips; all you need is white paint and maybe a couple of Belisha beacons, and they allow pedestrians to cross ( in theory ) safely, without the traffic disruption and construction work that traffic lights would require . "'s "'murrayinch Talk ) 20 : 51, 21 September 2006 ( UTC)
• By 1947 the Pedestrians'Association was suggesting that many of the safety features being introduced ( speed limits, traffic calming, road signs and road markings, traffic lights, Belisha beacons, pedestrian crossings, cycle lanes, etc . ) were potentially self-defeating because " every nonrestrictive safety measure, however admirable in itself, is treated by the drivers as an opportunity for more speeding, so that the net amount of danger is increased and the latter state is worse than the first ."