Railsigns
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Red for stop is good, but it is a shame that green was chosen for go; blue would have been better.
Blue light is useless for long-distance viewing.
Red for stop is good, but it is a shame that green was chosen for go; blue would have been better.
8% of men are red-green colour blind, so it is not a small minority.
Red for stop is good, but it is a shame that green was chosen for go, blue would have been better. That applies to the roads, too, where colour blind people can drive and that must have caused some accidents (you can't awlays judge the positioning of the light well from a distance).
This thread surely has to be some sort of wind-up.
Forget colourblindness, that's a luxury, what about my mate who was rejected as a driver just because he's a dwarf, they refused to raise the height of the DSD pedal on all the companies trains so that he could reach it and look out the cab window at the same time, now that's what you call discrimination .....