Nassau County Traffic Signal Turn-On's 4

New traffic signal activations at a couple of locations in Nassau County, NY.
(1) Woodfield Road & Lindberg Street / Linden Street: WEST HEMPSTEAD
New Signal Activated: 10/30/23
(2) Plainfield Avenue & Elmont Road / Burtis Place: ELMONT
New Signal Activated: 2/1/24
*Note: Both of these intersections are newly signalized intersections.

[@Gentrol]

Very cool footage! I've never seen a double red signal that functions like that before.

[@signaltracker2322]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Pyth110]

Alternating flashing for startup flash is strange, it would suggest two signal heads facing the same movement are on two different phases/switchpacks.

[@Gentrol]

I was going to say the same thing!

[@kindnessark8064]

Very good video, and looking forward to more too

[@byronchavarria4954]

Back In the Days When I Was A Little Kid All Of The Old Traffic Lights On Nassau County Roadways Were Taken Down And Replaced By New Ones Somewhere Around 2005 To 2012 In Glen Cove And In 2006-2021 Roslyn Everywhere Else 2004 - Present They Were Used In The 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s And 1990s Nassau County Is Way Ahead Of The Game When It Comes To New Traffic Lights Most Of The Signals Mostly Use Mast Arms instead Of Span Wires. Why Do Some Traffic Lights Use Mast Arms And Others Span Wires Almost Other Countries Use Mast Arms.

[@signaltracker2322]

I'm not sure. Municipalities across Long Island have their own signal installation standards. Some of it is based on the guidelines from the Federal Manual of Traffic Control Devices (M.U.T.C.D.)