Operations for signal checked. All equipment pertaining for left turns were found to be working properly.

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I think my post was misunderstood. I no longer get a turn to cross Falls of the Neuse at Litchford by bicycle. Bike traffic leaving Barton's Creek neighborhood, travelling along Litchford, never gets a chance to travel straight through the intersection. The light used to turn green at the same time that people heading the opposite direction (NW) on Litchford got a green light.

I don't see a cut in the asphalt for a sensor, but I don't think that one would sense my bicycle. There is no button for pedestrian crossing. The only way to cross is to force oncoming traffic to hopefully give you some space.

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All traffic loops are functioning.

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I decided to give this route another try and was stranded again. There's no way for a cyclist to cross Falls on Strickland leaving the Barton's Creek neighborhood unless you wait for a car that wants to go straight across. I'm not sure what "functioning" means, but it did not sense my bike.

This is disappointing - I've been making the same loop for a decade, so I can compare past performance to present. This crossing lets me mostly avoid riding on busy roads and stick to neighborhoods for much of my ride.

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Staff has repeatedly verified that the detection capabilities were tuned and are in working order.