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Gilbert Horita’s suggestion that blinking yellow lights at crosswalks aren’t good enough to get a driver’s attention is interesting (“Traffic safety markers should be bolder,” Star-Advertiser, Letters, June 30). And also that crosswalks should be painted bolder colors.
But I am not convinced that changing colors on these things is the right answer. If drivers aren’t paying attention to what they’re doing, I don’t think a different color will make a difference.
If you can’t pay attention to what you are doing on the road, you don’t belong behind the wheel.
Barbara Dittrich
Ewa Beach
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