Left-Turn Signals Will Be Installed
The cities of Walnut and West Covina will install left-turn arrows on the northbound and southbound signals at Nogales Street and Shadow Oak Drive on the border of the two cities.
Each city will contribute up to $6,000, with West Covina acting as the lead agency. West Covina recently conducted a traffic study that indicated that the arrows are necessary for safety and to handle increased traffic. The signals at the intersection are owned and maintained by both cities.
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