Intersection Concepts

4. Before crossing the street, you should do this with your cane to signal to drivers that you are getting prepared to cross
6. Before stepping up onto a curb after a street crossing, you should do this with your cane
8. This type of intersection has lights that change on an interval regardless of the flow of traffic or presence of a pedestrian
9. This type of intersection has corners that meet at greater than and less than 90 degree angles
11. This type of intersection typically has only two phases
13. This type of intersection typically includes sensors for cars and pedestrian push buttons that impact when the light at the intersection will change
14. This incorporates all cars within the intersection having had an opportunity to go at their designated times
15. Walking quickly and using your cane can help ensure that you don't do this while crossing a street

1. This type of intersection resembles the letter 'T'
2. The pedestrian push button should be pushed when this traffic is in motion
3. This type of intersection resembles a plus sign, with 4 right angles
5. This is the part of the intersection that one wants to stay in when crossing the street
6. This type of intersection typically has more than two phases, allowing cars to have designated opportunities to make turns when the straight through traffic is not moving
7. This type of intersection includes a street that is intersected by another street that intersects at two different spots
10. When stepping off the curb, you should do so with the surge of this traffic
12. This portion of a traffic light tells a specific set of cars that they can proceed