Just heard on the radio that starting next Monday, traffic on the Harry Nice bridge (Rt.301) will be alternating so they can install a "Fog detection system"
WTF is that for?
Can't the people that work there 24/7 tell if it's foggy?
What are they going to do if it's foggy? Say, "Be Careful" ?
I remember seeing signs in PA that said "FOG AREA". Ummmmm....ok. Is this a warning to all the blind drivers that can't see fog??Just heard on the radio that starting next Monday, traffic on the Harry Nice bridge (Rt.301) will be alternating so they can install a "Fog detection system"
WTF is that for?
Can't the people that work there 24/7 tell if it's foggy?
I THINK the fog detection system has more to do with ICE on the bridge then visibility.. but a guess on my part.
I'm thinking it doesn't have to be a visible fog for it make ice, so the detection system would detect the mist, temp and determine if it's a condition for ice on the bridge.
MAYBE they are going to make it a smart bridge, and in the future will install automatic anti-deicing.
Just heard on the radio that starting next Monday, traffic on the Harry Nice bridge (Rt.301) will be alternating so they can install a "Fog detection system"
WTF is that for?
Can't the people that work there 24/7 tell if it's foggy?
Its catering to the blind folks, plain and simple..![]()
MAYBE they are going to make it a smart bridge, and in the future will install automatic anti-deicing.