Practice question
What is 'pole-top interference' in roadway lighting design?
- When poles are too tall
- When a utility pole or other obstacle blocks the light distribution from the luminaire, creating shadows on the roadway
- When pole-top signs are not readable
- When the pole base plate is misaligned
Answer: B — When a utility pole or other obstacle blocks the light distribution from the luminaire, creating shadows on the roadway
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