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Updated Aug 26, 2010 - 9:55 am
T means go
Posted by Jamie Griswold
Not actually, but it means you'll go sooner. Bikers may notice a new T-symbol in Seattle bike lanes. The Seattle Department of Transportation says place your bike over the T, the metal parks on your bike will be detected, and the signal will place you in the cue at the light.
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