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The City of Tyler has implemented the use of flashing yellow arrows on some traffic signals in order to improve safety and reduce traffic delays.
Currently, a green arrow indicates that motorists have the right-of-way to turn left. A flashing yellow arrow indicates that turning left is permitted after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. A solid yellow arrow tells motorists that the signal is about to turn red.
Flashing yellow arrows have been installed at the following intersections:
- Donnybrook and Broadway
- Loop 323 and Old Bullard Road
- Broadway and Heritage
- Loop 323 and Donnybrook
- Loop 323 and Kinsey
- Loop 323 and Copeland
- Loop 323 and Van Highway
- Broadway and Robert E Lee
- Broadway and Front (Highway 31)
- Broadway and Houston
- Broadway and Troup Highway (by Steinmart)
- Beckham and Hospital Drive
- Broadway and Rieck Road
- Fifth and Fleishel Avenue
- Donnybrook and Troup Highway
- Old Bullard and Rice Road
- Old Bullard and Rieck Road
- Front (Highway 31) and Palace
- Loop 323 and Paluxy
- Front (Highway 31) and Vine Street
- Loop 323 and University Blvd (Spur 248)
- Troup Highway and Golden Road
- Troup Highway and Lindberg Drive
- Broadway and South Town Drive
- Shiloh Road at entrance to Walmart
- Broadway and Independence
- Broadway and Amherst Street
- Old Jacksonville Highway and Rice Road
- US 271 and Loop 323
- Broadway and Eighth Street
- Broadway and Ferguson Street
- Broadway and Locust Street
- Beckham and Erwin (Coming soon)
- Beckham and Lake (Coming soon)