This is what I first thought, EZ Coach. Because there 2 are stop lights, it was at first a no-brainer to me that the first lights were to cross Lakeshore westbound lanes, and the second lights were to cross the eastbound lanes. But having been honked at a few times, and seeing how most drivers were ...

Oh ok, I see. Thanks!:)

I hope you can help me clarify something: Let's say in Toronto, you are on Rees St (the street between the Rogers Centre and Lakeshore) going south, and you wish to turn left on Lakeshore to go east. In this intersection, Lakeshore is divided by a wide median. There are 2 sets of lights when coming ...