On Sept. 16, the driver of a Ford SUV tried to do a U-turn on a flashing yellow arrow on Idaho 55 at Hill Road in Eagle. He pulled into the path of a semitrailer driving south on the highway.

According to the FHA, here’s what drivers need to know: At a solid yellow left-turn arrow, drivers still have the right of way, but the light is about to turn red.

A flashing yellow arrow, meanwhile, indicates drivers may turn in the arrow’s direction with caution while ensuring they yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Notably, turns with a flashing ...

The new signal left-turn arrows include one steady red arrow ... vehicles seeking to make the left prompted the solution allowing the turns on a flashing yellow directional signal when it's safe to do ...

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.

Traffic engineers are installing flashing yellow arrows in some left-turn lanes ... safety and give drivers more easily understood directions. The lights will be installed at four Orem ...

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 new lights flash yellow arrows. “When the yellow arrow flashes, drivers must yield to oncoming traffic and bicyclists,” city officials said. “When there is a safe gap in traffic ...