In the past, it was common practice to control a
string of street lights from one daylight activated
controller. This one is obviously malfunctioning.
Most of the street lights today operate on their
own individual controller. At one end of the string
you will see the lighting wires go into a box on the
pole. That is the controller.

The old conventional lights have less lifetime and have many other issues so thats why streets lights have these type of issues but now its a technology era we have better led lights which gives us more lifetime and less consumption of energy and our government should replace the street lights by led lights.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ecoled

Not buying the longer life of LED's, in my experience they suffer a high infant mortality. Ours just installed last year TWO are already replaced in one block area. One was DOA the other died in 10 months. The replacement died after a week on the second one.

Oh and the biggest complaint I hear is they're WAY TOO DIM.

This post was edited by saltcedar on Tue, Mar 11, 14 at 13:57