How do Ottawa intersections get selected for advance left-turn arrows?
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How do Ottawa intersections get selected for advance left-turn arrows?
The often years-long process involves looking at traffic counts, collision history and resident testimony.
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By Natasha Baldin
Published Aug 07, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
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Orléans resident Catherine Luxton at the intersection of St. Joseph Boulevard and Orléans Boulevard on Aug. 5. PHOTO BY SPENCER COLBY /POSTMEDIA
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