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No, you don't understand
by kundor on Thursday 01/Dec/2005, @22:49

What he meant was to use the ordering of colors in the US-style traffic light as a supplement to colors - ie, red on top, green on the bottom. He didn't know if this was a worldwide standard or US-specific, however.

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Re: No, you don't understand
by Nicolas Goutte on Friday 02/Dec/2005, @02:27

As far as I know, red on top, yellow in the middle, green at the bottom is pretty international.

(The only difference that I know is that Swizterland does not use round lights, due to colour blindness, but a square for red, a triangle for yellow and a disk for green.)

Have a nice day!

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