Traffic Light Problem

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I have the following Code but i have problems with the pedestrian Lights.
The first const boolean block is for the reedkontacts on the ground (K1) this work very well but now i want when i press the button 1 or 2 the second block of the const boolean will be process.

How can i fix this problem?

regards

/*
 * Arduino Projekt Ampelsteuerung 2016
 */
 
// Digital pin no.
//Ampel means Car Light
//Fußgänger is pedestrian Lights

#define AR1     23 // Ampel 1 RED
#define AY1     25 // Ampel 1 YELLOW
#define AG1     27 // Amepl 1 GREEN

#define AR2     29 // Ampel 2 RED
#define AY2     31 // Ampel 2 YELLOW
#define AG2     33 // Ampel 2 GREEN

#define FR1     35 // Fußgänger 1 RED
#define FG1     37 // Fußgänger 1 GREEN

#define FR2     39 // Fußgänger 2 RED
#define FG2     41 // Fußgänger 2 GREEN

#define Button2  2 // Taster Fußgänger 1
#define Button3  3 // Taster Fußgänger 2

#define K1  18 // Reedkontakt 1
#define K2  19 // Reedkontakt 2
 
const int numLights = 10;
const int lights[] = { AR1, AY1, AG1, FR1, FG1, AR2, AY2, AG2, FR2, FG2 };

// Zeiten von den Ampelphasen
const int numStates = 6;
const double stateSeconds[] = { 10.0, 3.0, 3.0, 10.0, 3.0, 3.0 };

// Ampelphasen deklariert
const boolean states[][numLights] = {
  // AR1   AY1   AG1   FR1    FG1   AR2    AY2   AG2   FR2    FG2
  {  LOW,  LOW,  HIGH, HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW },
  {  LOW,  HIGH, LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  HIGH, LOW,  HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, LOW,  LOW,  LOW,   LOW,  LOW,   LOW,  HIGH, HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  LOW,   HIGH, LOW,  HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, HIGH, LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW },

    // AR1   AY1   AG1   FR1   FG1   AR2    AY2   AG2    FR2    FG2
  {  LOW,  LOW,  HIGH, HIGH,  LOW,  LOW,   LOW,   HIGH,  HIGH,  LOW },
  {  LOW,  HIGH, LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  LOW,   HIGH,  LOW,   HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,   LOW,   HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, LOW,  LOW,  LOW,   HIGH, HIGH,  LOW,   LOW,   LOW,   HIGH },
  {  HIGH, LOW,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,   LOW,   HIGH,  LOW },
  {  HIGH, HIGH, LOW,  HIGH,  LOW,  HIGH,  HIGH,  LOW,   HIGH,  LOW },
};
 
boolean lastButton = LOW;
boolean currentButton = LOW;
boolean buttonPressed = false;
long savedMillis = millis();
int state = 0; // Initial state is state 0; it's also the default state
int state2 = 0; // Initial state is state 0; it's also the default state
void setup() {
  // Taster und Reedkontakt als INPUT
  pinMode(Taster1, INPUT);
  pinMode(Taster2, INPUT);
  pinMode(K1, INPUT);
  pinMode(K2, INPUT);

  // LED's als OUTPUT  
  for (int i = 0; i < numLights; i++) {
    pinMode(lights[i], OUTPUT);
  }
}
 
void loop() {
  setLights(state);
  if (0 == state) {
    if (!buttonPressed) {
      // Monitor button presses only in state 0
      currentButton = digitalRead(K1);

      if (currentButton != lastButton) {
        buttonPressed = true;
      } else {
        lastButton = currentButton;
      }
    } else {
      state = nextState(state);
    }
  } else {
    buttonPressed = false;
    state = nextState(state);
  }


  
    setLights(state);
    if (0 == state) {
    if (!buttonPressed) {
      // Monitor button presses only in state 0
      currentButton = digitalRead(Button2) || digitalRead(Button3);

      if (currentButton != lastButton) {
        buttonPressed = true;
      } else {
        lastButton = currentButton;
      }
    } else {
      state2 = nextState(state);
    }
  } else {
    buttonPressed = false;
    state2 = nextState(state);
  }

}

  
// Sets the lights according the state provided
void setLights(int s) {
  for (int i = 0; i < numLights ; i++) {
    digitalWrite(lights[i], states[s][i]);
  }
}
 
// Returns the state for the next loop cycle
int nextState(int s) {
  long currentMillis = millis();
  if (currentMillis - savedMillis > 1000.0 * stateSeconds[s]) {
    savedMillis = currentMillis;
    s = (s + 1) % numStates;
  }
  return s;
}
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      currentButton = digitalRead(Taster1) || digitalRead(Taster2);

Using names that are meaningful will go a long way towards making your code self-documenting (and infinitely easier to debug and maintain). Variables that contain pin numbers should have Pin in the name. Variables that contain pin state should have State in the name. The name of the variable currentButton IMPLIES that the value is the number of the switch that is pressed. It most certainly does NOT contain the number of a switch.

You can NOT possibly use one variable, lastButton, to hold the STATE of two different switches. Get over it.