I came across this intersection. For the first time I am seeing peel region use 12-12-12-12 signals. Some of these temporary lights are also eagle with the signal backing, and backplate being grey opposed to the standard yellow. Also this intersection has changed drastically over the last year.
Are you guys using the flashing yellow protected left turn signals yet? Here in RI we had used the yellow/green bi-color protected left turn arrows for a long time but recently RIDOT switched to using the flashing yellow arrows (RIDOT is responsible for all the traffic signals in RI instead of having them municiplaity-owned)
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![Grey backings and 12" advanced arrow
I came across [url=https://www.google.ca/maps/@43.772147,-79.781925,3a,44.9y,76.53h,81.06t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s9iirntHfB_UXoJbGavFi4w!2e0?hl=en] this intersection[/url]. For the first time I am seeing peel region use 12-12-12-12 signals. Some of these temporary lights are also eagle with the signal backing, and backplate being grey opposed to the standard yellow. Also this intersection has changed drastically over the last year.
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Grey backings and 12\" advanced arrow
I came across [url=https://www.google.ca/maps/@43.772147,-79.781925,3a,44.9y,76.53h,81.06t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s9iirntHfB_UXoJbGavFi4w!2e0?hl=en] this intersection[/url]. For the first time I am seeing peel region use 12-12-12-12 signals. Some of these temporary lights are also eagle with the signal backing, and backplate being grey opposed to the standard yellow. Also this intersection has changed drastically over the last year.
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