Traffic-related message signal using light-emitting diodes

Communications: electrical – Traffic control indicator – Intersection normally under local controller

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340762, 340907, 34081503, 362800, G08G 107

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051362872

ABSTRACT:
A traffic message signal device includes a housing having a display structure. The display structure includes a non-reflective support panel supporting a plurality of light-emitting diode elements arranged in a configuration defining a traffic-related message. The light-emitting diode elements are high intensity limited dispersion L.E.D.s which emit light in an attenuated angular spread about a central axis. The light-emitting diode elements are supported on board members with their central axis generally parallel to each other and generally perpendicular to the support panel.

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