Three-hundred-and-fifty traffic lights around the state—including three in Boston— are getting an upgrade in the form of a never-before-used yellow flashing arrow to let drivers know when ...

So, our viewer Wesley wants to know, is it legal to enter and wait in the intersection for traffic to clear on a flashing yellow arrow? MoDot has everything from videos to brochures explaining how ...

The four signals, which cost $1,425 each, became operative Oct. 12. “The flashing yellow arrow allows drivers turning left or right to proceed with the turn after yielding to oncoming traffic ...

Here's what you need to know: Steady red arrow. Stop. No left turn. Steady yellow arrow. Stop. Signal is about to change to red. Steady green arrow. Left turn allowed; oncoming traffic is directed ...

Palm Beach County is set to add flashing yellow arrow traffic signals at 28 intersections, aiming to make roads safer. The project is funded by a $4 million grant from the U.S. Department of ...

A steady yellow arrow indicates “the movement permitted by the green arrow or the flashing yellow arrow” — typically to make a turn — is about to end and become a red signal, PennDOT writes.

Lower Allen Township in Cumberland County will have the first blinking yellow arrow traffic signal in Pennsylvania, according to a news release from PennDOT. PennDOT said that the signal ...

It would seem to be more prudent to have a red arrow rather than a flashing yellow." "The flashing yellow has to be ... The intersection sees 27,400 vehicle trips per day, on average, year-round, ...