Georgia's first continuous flow intersection at Hwy. 53 and Ga. 400 was unveiled Monday night as the signals switched to accommodate the new traffic flow. Though the work is mostly done, a press release from the Georgia Department of Transportation states that drivers will still see barrels and cones around work zone areas near the intersection, but those are expected to be cleared by the middle of June 2017. The CFI, also knowns as a Displaced Left Turn or DLT, is modeled in only a few states across the US. For this reason, few have traveled through a similar intersection and can be easily confused by how it operates.
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