HB 2655
To require all stop lights in WV to be reprogrammed to add a 3 second pause between when one set of lights turns red and the opposite set of lights turns green
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- Passed House of Delegates
- Passed Senate
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Bill overview
This bill aims to change how West Virginia’s traffic lights operate. It requires the state road commission to reprogram all traffic lights to include a three-second delay between when one set of lights turns red and the opposite set of lights turns green. This change is intended to improve traffic flow and potentially enhance safety at intersections. The bill focuses on state highways and ensures consistency in traffic signal operation across West Virginia.
Key provisions
- Requires the state road commission to reprogram all traffic lights.
- Adds a three-second pause between red lights on opposite sides of an intersection.
- Applies to all traffic control lights on state highways.
- Local authorities cannot install traffic control devices without state permission.
- The change is intended to improve traffic flow and safety.
Who is affected
- Drivers
- Pedestrians
- State Road Commission
- West Virginia Residents
Notable changes
- Introduces a standardized delay time for traffic lights.
- Modifies existing regulations regarding traffic control devices on state highways.
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