Longest cantilevered traffic light mast arm

[KEK Inc.]

Nevada probably has the most, due to how wide their roads are.  Harmon & Las Vegas Bl comes to mind.
https://goo.gl/maps/ltqaX


Note:  Keyword is 'cantilevered'.  Traffic lights on bridges do not count. 

[1995hoo]

The one at Glebe Road and Jeff Davis Highway (US-1) in Arlington, Virginia, has always seemed like a very long arm to me. It's the one directly ahead of the camera's viewpoint here.

https://www.google.com/maps/@38.842313,-77.052485,3a,75y,333.06h,71.52t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sxY88cXZg5q1JF-vsBMYPzw!2e0

[2Co5_14]

Powers Ferry Rd at Terrel Mill Rd in Marietta, GA
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Terrell+Mill+Road,+Marietta,+GA&hl=en&ll=33.917612,-84.466583&spn=0.000002,0.001032&sll=36.108897,-115.17315&sspn=0.498708,1.056747&oq=terrel&t=h&hnear=Terrell+Mill+Rd,+Marietta,+Georgia&z=21&layer=c&cbll=33.917612,-84.466583&panoid=Wy61eK1UMM9T_44a8gGi_A&cbp=12,344.04,,0,3.51

[roadman65]

The new ones on John Young Parkway between Sand Lake Road and the Beachline in Orlando are pretty long spanning six lanes of traffic.  Big fat monotubes to do this, but still an arm by definition.

[KEK Inc.]

The new ones on John Young Parkway between Sand Lake Road and the Beachline in Orlando are pretty long spanning six lanes of traffic.  Big fat monotubes to do this, but still an arm by definition.

https://goo.gl/maps/cAOb6

Holy shit.  Seems overengineered, even for a hurricane area.


So far, looks like 7 signals is the max, but that mast-arm might be longer.

[Revive 755]

Powers Ferry Rd at Terrel Mill Rd in Marietta, GA
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Terrell+Mill+Road,+Marietta,+GA&hl=en&ll=33.917612,-84.466583&spn=0.000002,0.001032&sll=36.108897,-115.17315&sspn=0.498708,1.056747&oq=terrel&t=h&hnear=Terrell+Mill+Rd,+Marietta,+Georgia&z=21&layer=c&cbll=33.917612,-84.466583&panoid=Wy61eK1UMM9T_44a8gGi_A&cbp=12,344.04,,0,3.51

What's with the 'yield to left turns' sign there - is the opposing left permissive only?  Doesn't look MUTCD compliant.


Going on a slight tangent from the original topic, what are the longest mast arms per state standards?

* Illinois is 75' (from the statewide highway standards)

* Minnesota is 80' (per Page 6-77 or 341/456 of the Traffic Control Signal Design Manual)

* Utah is 85' (from Page 12 of the Signalized Intersection Design Guidelines)

Does any state have any greater lengths?

[6a]

What's with the 'yield to left turns' sign there - is the opposing left permissive only?  Doesn't look MUTCD compliant.

I wonder if a u-turn is considered a left turn here.

[UCFKnights]

What's with the 'yield to left turns' sign there - is the opposing left permissive only?  Doesn't look MUTCD compliant.

I wonder if a u-turn is considered a left turn here.

There's a no u turn sign as well for the direction that would be into those lanes.

[jeffandnicole]

Powers Ferry Rd at Terrel Mill Rd in Marietta, GA
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Terrell+Mill+Road,+Marietta,+GA&hl=en&ll=33.917612,-84.466583&spn=0.000002,0.001032&sll=36.108897,-115.17315&sspn=0.498708,1.056747&oq=terrel&t=h&hnear=Terrell+Mill+Rd,+Marietta,+Georgia&z=21&layer=c&cbll=33.917612,-84.466583&panoid=Wy61eK1UMM9T_44a8gGi_A&cbp=12,344.04,,0,3.51

What's with the 'yield to left turns' sign there - is the opposing left permissive only?  Doesn't look MUTCD compliant.


Going on a slight tangent from the original topic, what are the longest mast arms per state standards?

* Illinois is 75' (from the statewide highway standards)

* Minnesota is 80' (per Page 6-77 or 341/456 of the Traffic Control Signal Design Manual)

* Utah is 85' (from Page 12 of the Signalized Intersection Design Guidelines)

Does any state have any greater lengths?

NJ apparently has suppliers approved to provide arms up to 65' in length. The standard arm they use: the trombone, is permitted up to 25 feet, per their sheets (I swear I've seen longer though).