“Blank Out No Turn On Red” sign at Regents Road

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Courtesy of Edith Frampton
Courtesy of Edith Frampton

City of San Diego Transportation Engineers recently installed new signage at Regents Road and Governor Drive. It is called a “Blank Out no Turn On Red” sign that will be activated by pedestrians pushing the pedestrian crossing signal button.

This new digital sign replaces the previous signage that was in place.

When the no turn on red sign is illuminated, drivers are prohibited from turning right on red.

When the sign is not illuminated, a right turn on red is permitted after a complete stop and when safe to do so.

Source: Office of City Council President Sherri Lightner

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