How does it work? Unlike a traditional signal, the HAWK beacon is activated by pedestrians looking to cross the road. Once the crossing button is pushed, the signal operates in a yellow-red ...

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The HAWK, or High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk, differs from a traditional traffic signal by requiring pedestrians to activate it to alert motorists before crossing the road.

A new pedestrian safety measure is in place in York County on Route 60 (Bypass Road) near Chelsea Road. It's called a HAWK signal, and it's the first of its kind in Hampton Roads.

A HAWK signal is a type of traffic signal that only […] Learn about the new HAWK signal on Kearney Street in Springfield, MO, designed to improve safety and traffic operations.

The hawk, in other words, appears to have learned to interpret a traffic signal and take advantage of it, in its quest to hunt. Which is, with all due respect, more impressive than how most humans ...

When students return on Aug. 14 to Coyote Trail Elementary, 8000 N. Silverbell Road, they will be greeted with a shiny new HAWK signal hanging over the Silverbell crosswalk in ...

The signal, also known as a pedestrian hybrid beacon, is located at East 105th Street between Chester Avenue and Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive in University Circle.

The hawk had, apparently, learned to use the pedestrian signal as a cue to start heading over to the house crowded with defenseless birds, according to Dinets.

There are just a dozen other HAWK signals around town. The city admits the new Uptown signal may take some getting used to, but they also said it’s timed to work with the nearby streetlights.