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There are few cars on the road; will you still wait for the traffic lights?

2016-05-25View Original

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I heard that running in the morning is more effective for weight loss than running at night, and with the hot weather, I decided to run in the morning instead of at night. On the way to the park, after passing a few traffic lights, one faces the question of whether to wait for the green light to cross the road. Let’s all discuss it! http://image.haha.mx/2016/04/22/big/2203623_b68519255a0ace6f52226d8da91dcc60_1461316814.gif
Reply #22016-05-25
I remembered a German joke: Sick, it’s raining, late at night, crossing the road; the light is red, but I wait anyway, only to find out later that the light is broken. ;P
Reply #32016-05-25
One should still follow traffic rules. But I always take the bus. . So the decision isn’t up to me
Reply #42016-05-25
Wait, safety first – there are no trivial matters when it comes to safety. The consequences of running a red light just once are already tragic enough~~~~
Reply #52016-05-25
Oh, there aren’t many cars! Others have gone, and I just stand there foolishly?
Reply #62016-05-25
There are few cars, and it’s a long distance.
Reply #72016-05-25
Yeah, some cars just show up out of nowhere. . Kind of scary
Reply #82016-05-25
I will wait until the green light comes on before I go...
Reply #92016-05-25
Well, most people will choose to wait for the green light. However, there are surveillance cameras in that area, so ordinary vehicles don’t dare to run red lights.

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