MENDOTA HEIGHTS, Minn. -- First came right turn on red. Now it's left turn on blinking yellow. The Minnesota Department of Transportation on Wednesday began testing the new traffic signal that ...

WEST PALM BEACH — Flashing yellow arrows are coming to Palm Beach County. For the first time, this new traffic light feature will be activated at signals in eight Boynton Beach intersections ...

BEAVERTON, ORE. - By adding something as simple as a blinking yellow left-turn arrow to the standard repertoire of solid green, yellow and red lights, engineers have created one of the most ...

Kotzenmacher said drivers have fewer crashes with flashing yellow left-turn arrows than with traditional yield-on-green signal configurations. “To me, there’s no question that they are safer ...

In a bid to reduce the number and severity of traffic accidents, state highway crews plan to set up blinking yellow left-turn arrows at more than 150 intersections across East Baton Rouge.

CALCASIEU PARISH, LA (KPLC) - Drivers in the Lake Area can expect to see changes at more than 100 intersections across southwest Louisiana; flashing yellow arrows. Motorists will eventually encounter ...

Q: What determines if drivers will see the green left-turn arrow versus the blinking-yellow left-turn arrow at the intersection of Victory Drive and Highway 22? Is it the time of ...

More flashing yellow arrows are coming to WNY Upcoming projects to get the new traffic signals include Transit Road, Washington Street, and Route 5, as well as roads in Buffalo and Tonawanda.

Several new traffic signals with flashing yellow arrows are being installed in west Columbus — something officials hope will reduce the number of left-turn crashes.

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14) — Flashing yellow left-turn signal arrows at busy intersections in El Paso causing confusion among drivers! That's what's driving one viewer crazy this week.

Flashing yellow arrows were approved for use in the mid-2000s by the Federal Highway Administration and lately have been showing up in growing numbers as old traffic signals are replaced.

But the Federal Government now considers the flashing yellow arrow a "standard traffic control device." As traffic control strategies and equipment evolve, we, as drivers must learn to adapt to the ...