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The Green light is misleading in the left turn from Northbound Tramway to I40 on ramp. I think having a yellow blinking arrow would be much better. I have had cars turn in front of me thinking the green light not an arrow was for them to turn.
I noticed that I25 and Tramway has a blinking yellow arrow. Good deal.
also asked...
Q. Issue Type
A. Faded Sign
A. Faded Sign
Q. What type of Sign?
A. Sign located on Signal
A. Sign located on Signal
Q. Include date and time of day
A. 12/23/2014
A. 12/23/2014
Q. Closest intersection
A. TRAMWAY LEFT TURN TO I40
A. TRAMWAY LEFT TURN TO I40
Q. Direction of Travel
A. NORTH
A. NORTH
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StephenS (Zarejestrowany użytkownik)
Even sillier is the three-position circular light on the very left side of the intersection. This light is always solid green and no capability of displaying arrows, and therefore serves no purpose.
I agree that a flashing yellow arrow is best, when the turn is unprotected. Both lights visible by traffic turning west could be changed to one of the newer four-position lights ( http://thecitizen.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/LightboxPopUp/images/16842-news112713flashing-yellow-lightscolor-page-3-only-3.jpg ) , except the steady red arrow is unnecessary, and the solid yellow left arrow phase would probably not be used.
For best results, combine with a sign like this-- http://www.newsline.dot.state.mn.us/images/06/sept/20-yellowlight.jpg