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Snow-covered LED traffic signals: traffic hazard or not?

By Michael Keating (michael.keating@penton.com)

Several newspapers in the Midwest carried an Associated Press story in December headlined: "Energy-Efficient Traffic Lights Can't Melt Snow," with the subhead, "Traffic accidents are blamed on energy-efficient traffic lights getting covered with snow."...

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