Does your state have the left turn yield on flashing arrow traffic lights (areas, cities)

[U146]

I've been wondering about this for some time and I can't seem to find a list stating which states have them and which don't, so I'm starting this thread trying to get answers from the people on city-data who do. The two states that I know for sure have them are Missouri and Arkansas and I strongly suspect Minnesota has them too. So tell me, does your state have these new traffic lights?

[NCN]

Yes, and I find them very confusing. Yellow means stop to me. You have a red light and a flashing yellow under it. "Do I stay or do I go?" LOL

[KayneMo]

Oklahoma has both the new flashing yellow arrow and the old left turn yield on green.

[jennifat]

Yes, Minnesota has them, but they're not new and not super common in the Twin Cities or urban areas in general. They're used at certain intersections instead of green left-turn arrows at off-peak hours.

[2Easy]

I've never seen them in Los Angeles. Couldn't say about the rest of the state if they're really new.

[lunetunelover]

The Outer Banks Area of North Carolina has them.

[Chicago60614]

Iowa has them.

[Toxic Toast]

Indiana has some, if I am understanding what you are asking. For reference, this is what we have in Indiana.

[BIG CATS]

AZ has them, too, and I dont like em.

[Kar54]

Yes, but only on newly constructed intersections (in Colorado Springs).