According to Sgt. Mike Donelson, the former supervisor of the Wilmington Police Department’s traffic unit, the driver turning right has the right of way if both sides have a solid green light.

State transportation department engineers say too many drivers think they have the right-of-way when the traffic signal at intersections switches to a solid green light.

News 6 traffic safety expert Trooper Steve Montiero answers viewer questions. ... then the opposing traffic would have a solid red light." ... giving the driver with the green arrow the right of way.

The program for the yellow arrow left-hand traffic signal began in 2013 with an installation in Lenox. The state had to get permission from the federal government due to make the change.

Traffic lights with four left turn arrow displays are becoming more popular in the Bay Area and across the country. ... green, solid yellow and flashing yellow. ... They don't have the right away.

Q: You once had a column saying that a “no turn on red” sign should be removed from an intersection because sight distance to the left was more than adequate. Well, I know of many inter… ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — You are late to work and waiting in the left turn lane, when the green arrow finally appears. It seems like only a few cars make it through before it turns red– how lo… ...

In this week's edition of Traffic Tuesday, Action News Now anchor Hayley Watts speaks with Officer Sagastume with the Chico ...

The changes were made this summer in an effort to address local residents’ traffic concerns.