By now, most of us know what they look like from memory — the large, bent, yellow arrow positioned over the ... with a neon sign atop a pole, looking down on a double drive-thru lane.

Motorists should slow down, look for traffic and proceed with care. A flashing yellow arrow, meanwhile, indicates drivers may turn in the arrow’s direction with caution while ensuring they yield ...

It seems of late people seem to think the flashing arrow gives them the right of way. Answer: A flashing yellow light or arrow means “caution.” Proceed through the intersection with caution.

So, our viewer Wesley wants to know, is it legal to enter and wait in the intersection for traffic to clear on a flashing yellow arrow? MoDot has everything from videos to brochures explaining how ...

Here's what you need to know: Steady red arrow. Stop. No left turn. Steady yellow arrow. Stop. Signal is about to change to red. Steady green arrow. Left turn allowed; oncoming traffic is directed ...

The state got rid of the yellow left turns in favor of longer solid green arrow that lasts at most 25 ... and there are no signs it will slow down soon.

The flashing yellow arrow replaces the solid green for left turns. The flashing yellow allows traffic to turn left, but only when there is no oncoming traffic or pedestrians. The Ohio Department ...

The four signals, which cost $1,425 each, became operative Oct. 12. “The flashing yellow arrow allows drivers turning left or right to proceed with the turn after yielding to oncoming traffic ...

Palm Beach County is set to add flashing yellow arrow traffic signals at 28 intersections, aiming to make roads safer. The project is funded by a $4 million grant from the U.S. Department of ...