Talk:St. Paul and Calvert streets

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Synchronized Traffic Lights

I must not write this in the main article because it is original research, so I remark here: St. Paul street offers traffic lights synchronized in waves, speeding you southward from at least so far north as 33rd St. to farther south than North Ave. The wave pattern ends somewhere around Eager St. Jack Waugh (talk) 14:18, 7 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:St. Paul and Calvert streets

Synchronized Traffic Lights

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