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Yeah, okay...
But how about the driver actually looks at the road/lights themselves?
It's not all that hard to determine whether something is red/yellow/green.
That's stuff a 2 year old can accomplish.
If you can not manage to pay enough attention to the road to sit through a light change, you should not be driving.
PLEASE STOP MAKING IT EASIER FOR COMPLETE MORONS TO DRIVE A CAR AND GET THEIR LICENSE!