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What do you do when a traffic signal is not operation? STOP
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: What do you do when a traffic signal is not operation? STOP
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What do you do when a traffic signal is not operation? STOP
Response
During a storm event a power outage may affect traffic signals throughout Chester County. Instead of a green, yellow, or red signal, there may be an unlighted traffic control signal. According to the PA Vehicle Code, Chapter 31, if a traffic signal is out of operation or not functioning properly, vehicular traffic "shall stop in the same manner as at a STOP sign, and the right to proceed shall be sugject to the rules applicable after making a stop at a STOP sign." In other words, a non-functioning signalized intersection becomes a 4-Way STOP. So, the next time you come across a traffic signal that is not in operation ... S T O P! It could save your life. If you have questions, please contact the West Whiteland Police Department at 610-363-0200.
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Created at 8/14/2007 11:09 AM by Strategic Link
Last modified at 9/2/2008 9:07 PM by Strategic Link
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