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Slide with a traffic light graphic and matching colored signals linked to red cross, yellow warning, and green check icons.

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Innovative Cartoon Slide On Traffic Light Theme

The first electric traffic light was designed by Lester Wire from the USA in 1912 with two signals, red and green. The first traffic light was installed in London near the building of the British Parliament on December 10, 1868, and was controlled manually. Our attractive traffic lights PowerPoint slide will assist you if you would like to make fascinating presentations about traffic lights. It has a cartoon illustration of a traffic light with three signals indicating good, bad, and warning. Using this creative slide, you can also explain the dos and don'ts to the kids. Download this fully editable slide right now!