Traffic	Western New York Signals—The original site. Pages for Albany resided on the Eastern New York pages that resided on Western New York Signals. The site officially opened on 17 May 2002.
	Central New York Signals—This site celebrates signals for the central portion of New York State. The pages were also originally on the Western New York Signals website. The site officially opened on 20 August 2002.
	Signalfan’s Homepage—This page is a major inspiration for the creation of the Western New York Signals Web site, and is a wonderful site in its own right. Home of the “Signalfan Club,” a Web forum that focuses on traffic signals.
	TrafficSignals.net—Another Web site by “Signalfan.”
	Steve’s Traffic Light Page—One of the Capital District pages that inspired me to start the Western New York Signals Web site.
	Bortie’s Traffic Lights—The other Capital District site on traffic signals.
	Mike’s Signal and Sign Collection—Web site of a traffic aficiando from Michigan.
	Teeco Safety—Four-way pagoda signals are still available today! They come from a police supplier.
	4way—A really great Web site on the old-style four-way signals that I am really fond of.
	Dave’s Traffic Signal Page—Another signal fan from Michigan.
Light Rail	Rochester Rail Transit Committee—A rail transit advocacy group that seeks to bring light rail and commuter rail for Monroe County and beyond. Advocates reuse of the City Subway that operated from 1927 to 1956. Among the members: This Web site’s Webjefe.
	Citizens Regional Transit Corporation—A Rail transit advocacy group that seeks expansion of Metro Rail service in Buffalo. Very nice site, and the Metro Rail is also a nice light rail system.
Other Web sites	Forgotten New York—This site explores New York in a way that is truly fascinating—and it’s well researched. It definitely will discuss traffic signals and provides links to other worthwhile Web sites.
	B-More Ghosts—Baltimore’s counterpart to Forgotten NY, it is a treasure trove of things that pertain to this great city. Take note of the signals here—parallels exists between this town and both Buffalo and Elmira!
My Web Sites	Eagle Point Images—My brother is a professional photographer; this is his site. If you need any photos for your group, check out this site!