This rotated daytime image, captured in Mexico City, Mexico, features a set of active traffic signals against a backdrop of modern urban architecture. In the center, two horizontally mounted LED traffic lights are prominent. The left light displays an orange-yellow countdown timer showing the number "33," likely indicating the remaining seconds for pedestrians or general crossing. The right light shines brightly in green, featuring a distinct pictogram of a person riding a bicycle, signaling that cyclists are permitted to proceed. To the right of these signals, a standard vertically oriented vehicular traffic light is visible, with its lowest light illuminated red, indicating a stop for vehicles. The casing of this traffic light clearly shows the text "CDMX," confirming the location as Mexico City. Below this, a red rectangular sign with white lettering is partially visible, reading "USIVO BUS," which likely denotes "EXCLUSIVO BUS" (Exclusive Bus Lane). The background consists of modern buildings with large glass windows and reflective facades, interspersed with horizontal metallic grating or panels, suggesting a commercial or downtown area. The clear lighting indicates it is daytime, possibly under sunny conditions. The scene captures a moment of active traffic management within a bustling city environment.Late night documentation of Mexico City
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Mon, Jun 1, 2026, 11:22 PM

21d ago

Mexico City, Mexico

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This rotated daytime image, captured in Mexico City, Mexico, features a set of active traffic signals against a backdrop of modern urban architecture. In the center, two horizontally mounted LED traf…read more

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