Metro adding strobe lights to buses to alert pedestrians

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Metro has begun installing blue strobe lights atop its buses operating in the District of Columbia to serve as a warning to pedestrians.

The lights are designed to let pedestrians know a bus is headed their way, and Metro officials hope the move will lead to fewer pedestrians being struck by buses.

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