Flashing yellow arrows began appearing at certain intersections a few years ago. Initially, I was uncertain of their intent. Did it simply mean, as a typical yellow light indicates, that a red ...

Lynwood drivers say a yellow turn light at the corner of Lincoln Highway and US Route 30 is too short, and since there's a red light camera facing them it's ripping off drivers to make revenue for ...

Red arrow means STOP and remain stopped. ... Yellow arrow means prepare to stop or complete your left turn if you are in an intersection. Flashing yellow arrow means left turns allowed.

According to the FHA, here’s what drivers need to know: At a solid yellow left-turn arrow, drivers still have the right of way, but the light is about to turn red. At a flashing yellow left-turn ...

The new signal includes advanced-warning beacons to give notice of an upcoming red light, as well as a yellow flashing arrow for left turns onto 3500 East.

Flashing YELLOW arrow: Drivers are allowed to turn left after yielding to all oncoming traffic and to any pedestrians in the crosswalk. Oncoming traffic has a green light. Drivers must wait for a safe ...

VIRGINIA BEACH Drivers on Rosemont Road will encounter something new later this year: flashing yellow arrows. The city’s Traffic Engineering Division plans to install traffic signals at four … ...

Western New York’s first traffic signal featuring a flashing yellow left turn signal will be operational within the next few weeks, according to the New York State Department of Transportation.

Flashing yellow turn arrow signals, such as this one, are being installed the Las Vegas Valley. Move over red and green. There’s a new traffic signal in town, and it’s yellow. And if you drive ...

Unlike a solid yellow light, which warns that a red light is coming, the flashing yellow, such as this one on Bakerview Road, reminds drivers to be careful going through an intersection. Doug Dahl ...

Red arrows and green arrows will continue to be used on signals and won’t change meanings. The signals with the flashing yellow arrow will replace the five-light doghouse signals.

By adding a new “Flashing Yellow Arrow” signal, or FYA, which will be displayed on a signal head after a solid-green arrow, MassDOT officials are hoping to reduce that crash rate by at least 20%.