Concerns raised about new Cottage Grove intersection traffic control changes
September 28, 2012 at 2:02 am in South Washington County Bulletin
The city of Cottage Grove is evaluating recent traffic control changes at some of the city’s busiest intersections following reports of motorists having difficulty adapting to the altered signals and signage. Continue Reading
sounds like some drivers need to go back to Driver’s Ed school, if they can’t figure out that flashing yellow means caution.
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While I understand the flashing yellow arrow, I don’t understand why it was implemented. I don’t claim to drive everywhere in the twin cities, but with a job in sales I drive a lot and I can’t remember seeing the flashing yellow arrow anywhere else. I’m sure there must be one somewhere, but most cities continue to use a standard green circle to indicate that you can turn if oncoming traffic is clear. I would expect and prefer that traffic lights remain consistent in their design throughout the metro area.
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You usually see them at a rural intersection where there is a traffic light with designated left turn lanes. Wash. Co. 95 at Old Hudson road for example.
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My question is when are they going to look at the 80th street lights crossing over 61. It seems its impossible to get over 61 without stopping at least twice even if there is no crossing traffic waiting.
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one hyphenated word – Wal-Mart. Can’t wait to see what Jamaica will look like then.
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