Sound and vibration alerts provide clear pedestrian crossing information for visually impaired users
Automatic volume adjustment ensures messages are heard in all noise environments
No setup required for immediate use
Handmade ABS plastic and metal construction for durability and authenticity
Collectible refurbished item preserving Hong Kong street culture
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Electronic pedestrian crossing lights
The black box, officially named the "Electronic Pedestrian Crossing Button," has been used by the Transport Department since the 1970s. In addition to buttons, it features a lightbox printed with "Press and Waiting Signal" and "Waiting." When a pedestrian presses the button, the device is activated a