Problems with Russell's colour blindness come to light on warning signs

By Danielle Cetinski
Updated August 14 2014 - 6:33am, first published 3:30am
NOT SEEING RED: Russell Moor, who experiences colour blindness, has questioned why blue and yellow are not used more often for warning signs. Photo: JUDE KEOGH  0812colour3
NOT SEEING RED: Russell Moor, who experiences colour blindness, has questioned why blue and yellow are not used more often for warning signs. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0812colour3

MOST people take red and green for granted when it comes to traffic lights and warning signs, but for the colour blind, it is not that easy.

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