Abstract
The flashing yellow arrow has been proven to increase safety at signalized intersections that have one or more permissive left turns. There are, however, a variety of options for implementing such a signal. Researchers from Purdue University Calumet, through the JTRP partnership with INDOT, have reviewed these options and have created a draft policy for the state, including preferences for layout and controller programming. This draft policy and a review of expected issues and of the initial flashing yellow arrow in Indiana signals will be presented.
Session Number
153
Session Title
Implementing Flashing Yellow Arrows in Indiana
Track Title
Traffic Operations
Date of Version
March 2014
Recommended Citation
Rescot, Robert, "Development of Guidelines for the Deployment of Flashing Yellow Arrow (FYA) Traffic Signals in Indiana – SPR#3725" (2014). Purdue Road School. 57.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/roadschool/2014/presentations/57
Start Date
3-12-2014 12:00 AM
Development of Guidelines for the Deployment of Flashing Yellow Arrow (FYA) Traffic Signals in Indiana – SPR#3725
The flashing yellow arrow has been proven to increase safety at signalized intersections that have one or more permissive left turns. There are, however, a variety of options for implementing such a signal. Researchers from Purdue University Calumet, through the JTRP partnership with INDOT, have reviewed these options and have created a draft policy for the state, including preferences for layout and controller programming. This draft policy and a review of expected issues and of the initial flashing yellow arrow in Indiana signals will be presented.
