News Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:14 PM
Roseville refresher: what a flashing yellow left-turn arrow means
Roseville has used flashing yellow left-turn arrows for more than a decade. Here is a quick reminder of what drivers should do.
- A flashing yellow left-turn arrow means you may enter the intersection and turn left after yielding to oncoming traffic.
- Turn only when it is safe to do so.
- The signal may also show a green arrow for a protected left turn when conditions allow, such as peak travel times or active pedestrian crossings.
- The city says these signals help traffic flow, reduce delays and limit vehicle emissions. (Release)
A reminder on flashing yellow arrows
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- City of Roseville news release
Roseville intersections have had flashing yellow left-turn arrows for more than a decade. The city shared a quick refresher on what they mean and how to use them.
A flashing yellow arrow means you may enter the intersection and make a left turn after yielding to oncoming traffic. Proceed only when it is safe to do so.
Green arrows can also appear
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- City of Roseville news release
The signal may also display a green arrow, giving a protected left turn when conditions allow. The city says this can happen during peak travel times or when pedestrian crossings are active.
According to the city, these signals help improve traffic flow, reduce delays and limit vehicle emissions. They are used at more than a dozen locations in Roseville and in cities throughout California, Nevada and around the nation.
Watch the animation and get city updates
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- City of Roseville news release
The city offers a short animation as a refresher on how flashing yellow left-turn arrows work.
Residents can also subscribe to the city's Public Works newsletter for updates.
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