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This video documents the unique and complex incandescent traffic light system at the intersection of North Leroy Street and North Rd in Fenton, Michigan. This installation, supported by a traditional wire span, features a variety of specialized Durasig hardware to manage the intersection's specific geometry. The setup includes two 3-way incandescent Durasig clusters: one with a "LEFT" sign containing two left turn heads, and another interesting cluster featuring an "Up-Right Arrow" alongside standard heads. The intersection is further controlled by three separate incandescent "Up-Right Arrow" heads and a distinct "Thru Arrow" head with a "THRU" sign on top. The pedestrian infrastructure is a mix of generations, with 4 Durasig pedestrian signals two still operating with original incandescent bulbs and two retrofitted with LED modules.

📍 Location: N Leroy St & North Rd, Fenton, MI 48430 (Genesee County)

🛣️ Nearby Streets & Landmarks North Leroy Street, North Road, US-23, Torrey Road. This intersection is a key gateway for Fenton, located near the VG's Grocery, the Dauner-Martin Nature Sanctuary, and providing access to the busy US-23 corridor.

This video provides a detailed look at a highly customized, vintage Durasig installation. The use of specific directional arrows particularly the "Up-Right Arrow" and "Thru Arrow" along with the specialized clusters, demonstrates how older incandescent traffic lights were tailored to complex intersections before the era of modern digital signage and mast arms. The mixed state of the pedestrian signals adds another layer of history to this fascinating setup.

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💬 What is the purpose of an "Up-Right Arrow" traffic signal? It's a specific indication for a soft right turn or a particular lane movement. Have you seen this type of arrow used in other incandescent setups, and what do you think of the mix of incandescent and LED pedestrian signals here? Let me know your preference in the comments!

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