Cobb County will upgrade existing traffic signals to include flashing yellow arrow signals for the left-turn phase at 31 intersections.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners decided on Dec. 17 to pay $183,715 to Detection Engineering Technology, Inc., the only bidder.

The completion date is 75 consecutive calendar days, according to Cobb Transportation Agency Director Erica Parish.

A flashing yellow arrow is part of a new signal display system that more clearly indicates to drivers when they must yield before making a left turn across traffic, according to a county statement.

Funding will come from the 2016 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax.

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