City staff will work with FDOT to request they install a U-Turn restriction for northbound traffic.

This happens all day, every day. When the raised barriers were installed along 4th St going north it helped but seems like they didn't bring it up far enough to the intersection. I think planting an officer there for morning and afternoon rush hour for a few weeks would work by putting drivers on notice that they are breaking the law. Even an empty patrol car visible to the offenders would likely help. By the way, I don't believe there is a "No U-Turns" sign in that block currently.

Issue 2423287 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

I was there about 8:15 this morning and 3 out of 3 cars driving North did U-turns. Really? That's OK with the city? I know signage is expensive, but I sign indicating the presence of a freeway entrance up on 6th Street South; if they just follow the rules and go up 4th Ave and turn left at 6th; that seems a pretty simple answer to this disaster of an intersection.

I agree, I suggested the signage to the 6th St on-ramp to I-175 be upgraded (I.e. Made evident to NB drivers on 4th St. But was admonished that it was already there, tho I could not find it when I looked. No U-Turn sign plus forceful signage to use the 6th St ramp plus serious attention to the lighting sequence to get the left turners to the rank with no stops at 6th St will have a good effect on that terrible intersection at 4&4.

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