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Originally Posted by 709
"solid green" arrow to me means "get your ass moving this way right now"  If I were to follow that and get T-boned you can be sure I'd be filing a lawsuit against the city for fucked-up signage and damage*. |
I agree that that would make sense. In the situation of a left turn, I suppose I’m used to solid green indicating yield and green arrow indicating a protected turn.
I guess this one is only meant to be used when your adjacent lanes have red lights? If so, someone needs to tell this city.
Making left turns here is so difficult I’ve restructured my drive to work to eliminate them. None of the intersections on any possible route between my apartment and job have protected left turns, so during rush hour you’re pretty much just not turning left.