That's very odd!

Interesting

I like the efficiency!

Better to have a red ball, yellow ball and a flashing yellow ball rather than those arrows. There is also a flashing yellow ball left turn signal in Seattle that has no biometal arrow.

That green arrow should’ve been a bimortal arrow in Seattle.

Let turn of red from two-way to one-way is also legal in Idaho and Alaska, but not allowed on a red arrow.

The Google Street view doesn’t show a flashing yellow arrow on that road on the intersection.

Do you have a video at the intersection ahead? I see a standard Seattle left over there.

It’s not based on a particular intersection for some reason. I have been to that intersection before, but there is something about why flashing yellow arrows sometimes drivers to yield to pedestrians while it’s mostly for oncoming traffic.

They're strangely turning left on a red light with a flashing yellow arrow in an intersection onto a two-way street. In the majority of the states, you can only turn left on a red light if both intersecting streets are one-way. In only five other states (Washington is one of them) you may turn left on a red light from a one-way and two-way street onto a one-way street.

Very strange

At what Federal Way, WA, intersection (on Google Maps) did you find this traffic light?

I know that mostly in India the red and green be on together. That’s why I thought they were malfunctioning, but it was not a malfunction really.

Beacons on Beacon Ave, haha!

Incredible! Awesome find.

WHERE CAN YOU FIND RIGHT TURN FLASHING YELLOW ARROW SIGNALS? BESIDES FEDERAL WAY, WA

Can you press the crosswalk buttons?

Defeats the whole purpose of a continuous green T signal or seagull intersection.

How do you disengage it with a dead battery and you're trying to push it out of a garage? I havra the neutral tab pulled but apparently the E brake is on

Wow, I feel out of it. When did you move to Japan? I've been a follower of you both here on YT and on AAroads. I've always loved these kinds of videos of traffic flowing.

May pls have the link?

That corner needs to be a roundabout

I didn't even know I was on a toll road until I got the bill in the mail. Google maps took me on it.

If you are from out of town and go through, how do they bill you? Does a camera take your plate number and WSDOT sends you a bill in the mail?

Can I have the link to the intersection?

When you approach a malfunctioning traffic light, treat like like a STOP sign and proceed with caution.

Is there a right-turn overlap with the main street protected-left?

Can I have the link to this intersection?

In the United States, which drives on the right, 38 states allow right turns on red arrows. 27 states allow left turns on red arrows from a one-way street onto a one-way street, but only 3 states allow left turns on red arrows from a two-way street onto a one-way street.

Does This comply with the mutcd

You are driving way too fast

Really cool setup

It's a bumpy tunnel, but it's bright and beautiful too. Always well lit and never dark.

Apologize for the rain?

Seems like the right red arrow was staying red because it thought it had to remain red for the left turn arrow. Noticed when the left turn arrow turned green, the right red arrow went away.

Why not flashing red right arrow?

I drove into this last week not realizing how long it was. I'm extremely claustrophobic so I started panicking halfway in there. :[

Wow 🤩

That's actually weird whether it malfunctioned or not it did just like you would see from 5-light doghouse signals

I have pondered this question myself here in BC. I've always known that turning left onto a one-way road is legal, even from a two-way road. Highway on-ramps and off-ramps by legal definition are essentially just one-way roads that happen to exit a freeway or merge onto a freeway. However, there is a section of the B.C. MVA that makes me hesitant to perform a left turn on red onto a one-way highway on-ramp where there is a protected Left-Turn Signal (with the Left Turn Signal sign). Section 165 paragraph 3 says: "If at an intersection there is a traffic control device indicating the course to be travelled by vehicles turning at the intersection, a driver must turn a vehicle at the intersection in the manner directed by the traffic control device." So if the left-turn onto the highway on-ramp is controlled by a permissive or protected-permissive signal, then obviously this section doesn't apply. But if there is a signed "Left Turn Signal", then would this section apply? To me, this section likely is referring to traffic control devices such as traffic signals with green arrows. For example, if the traffic signal for your lane has a straight-green arrow then you must not make a left or right turn from that lane.

Alabama and Mississippi had a standard for using doghouse signals for double permissive left turns. This has also been done in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. With the advent of the flashing yellow arrow, this sight may no longer be utilized throughout the US. Alabama has already changed their standard to FYAs. Many of thr cities in Texas have also switched.

Another weird one! I've seen em have the Red Arrow on top, middle yellow arrow, and bottom flashing yellow arrow, but never use a combined setup like that - at least not with this specific light.

That is a WEIRD setup! Never ever heard of this before nor seen this until this video. I wonder how effective that would be seeing that people still sometimes think flashing yellow just means the light is about to change.

Saw a car run red light

Amazing video nice intersection

A three-section bimodal is permitted if there are height issues. Since there is no height issue on the corner pedestal, a 4-section signal is ideal. States like Arizona and Colorado tend to mismatch with 4-section and 5-section left-turns at the same intersection when such an issue arises.

Very unique ! I saw a FYA 4 section in AZ that was RA YA GA FYA

Of course because it looks like a railroad crossing signal. Flashing red means stop and proceed when clear!

Nice 5 section

There's neat sounds in them.