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When traffic lights are out, does the police department put officers at intersections to direct traffic?

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When traffic lights are out, does the police department put officers at intersections to direct traffic?

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The police department monitors intersections with lights out. When it’s necessary for public safety, MVPD will post an officer to direct traffic. California law dictates that an intersection with non-operable lights is the same as a 4-way stop. If all motorists (and bicyclists) stop and take turns like at 4-way stops, there’s no need for an officer to direct traffic.

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