The crossing of the A60 into Rempstone is one such example.
The crossing of the A60 into Rempstone is one such example.
They may have a detector (ir-red/mircowave/inductive loop) that detects your approach. At night, as they may be no conflicting demands - the side road will change Green ASAP.
https://www.google.com/maps?ll=41.869753,-87.648017&spn=...
It turns red immediately when you press the button. When I was in college, I would entertain myself between classes by going over, pressing the button just as the upstream light turned green and cars began accelerating, and then not crossing the street.
This, incidentally, is probably why most lights don't change immediately.
Not everyone understands that you need to keep standing on the pad, or that the bike crossing doesn’t last long enough to walk all the way across.