| Comment | It's a very fair issue to complain about, don't worry. Glasgow and other UK cities are very bad for this.
AFAIK the council has a policy (contained within some recent strategy document, possibly the most recent one on Transport) of attempting to reduce pedestrian wait times at junctions whenever a complaint is raised.
The roads department can't always achieve it, but I've heard of cases where they've looked at the setup and changed the sequence timings. There are other times where they simply say no dice, from their perspective it'd have too big a knock on impact on traffic flows.
It's worth contacting your councillor to request it at whatever junction of crossing point you're experiencing this at. |
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