Traffic signal

[wanderer2575]

Diagonal span wire with two all-direction thru fixtures and a left turn fixture between them.  This used to be a fairly common setup in the metro Detroit area but this is the only one I've seen still existing.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/BwJym5JZRXGH63Bp8

[wanderer2575]

Eastbound US-10 before M-115 west of Farwell, MI.  Good thing there's a green THRU arrow here in case you have any doubts:  /s

https://maps.app.goo.gl/KcBgHVV1cQBeAnvG7

I am very, very sure I've never seen anything like this.

Did you look at previous dates?  It's even weirder.

2014 — Keep Right, seems appropriate

2018 — Now let's add the THRU arrow, for whatever reason

I expected it to be a relic from some previous configuration.  But no, it was added.  Cray-cray!

Revisiting this one because I just now noticed that the unnecessary green arrow is preceded by this equally unnecessary matching assembly:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/cGkoqFiZ2C7DiCuEA

[kphoger]

Revisiting this one because I just now noticed that the unnecessary green arrow is preceded by this equally unnecessary matching assembly:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/cGkoqFiZ2C7DiCuEA

That one doesn't strike me as weird, just because I'm used to seeing that sort of thing in Mexico.

But all of this shows that they really want traffic to not make the mistake of either veering left of the median.  Well, if that's the case, then just put up flashing yellow beacons next to the overhead Keep Right sign—not a green arrow.

[interstatefan990]

Revisiting this one because I just now noticed that the unnecessary green arrow is preceded by this equally unnecessary matching assembly:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/cGkoqFiZ2C7DiCuEA

Why not just make the yellow traffic delineator cones start earlier instead of at the gore? Seems like a less expensive and less complicated solution.