WB Elm at Main is the same way, waiting on Elm. I think they are changed because of the street resurfacing.

In the process of milling up the existing asphalt the sensors are not in operation, traffic lights are set with a timer. New activation sensors will be installed after paving is completed.

This intersection is an absolute joke. It should have been made a roundabout way before any of the others that were done that didn’t even need it.

Both Front Street and Roosevelt are NCDOT maintained roadways as well as the traffic signals. NCDOT is in the process of repaving this area and the signal loops (what detects the vehicles) are milled during this process and they allow the contractor 7-14 days to repair the loops. All signal will operate in timer mode until they are reinstalled. You can contact NCDOT if you have any additional questions at (919) 707-7370.