The City of Raleigh recently completed a study for consideration of the installation of a protected/permitted left turn phase for eastbound Centennial Parkway at Farmer’s Market Drive. Guidelines used in the study are from the most current edition of the Traffic Control Devices Handbook and are generally accepted by NCDOT. Recent peak hour turning movement counts indicate that eastbound Centennial Parkway at Farmer’s Market Drive does not satisfy the cross product threshold for consideration of the installation of a protected/permitted left turn phase. A recent crash history indicates that there have been no reported left turning type crashes that a protected/permitted left turn phase may address for this approach within a recent 3-year study period. Based upon this study, the City of Raleigh is not recommending the installation of a protected/permitted left turn phase for eastbound Centennial Parkway at Farmer’s Market Drive at this time. A copy of the study will be sent to NCDOT for their review and records since Centennial Parkway is part of the state highway system. For further inquiry, please contact Jeremy Potter at 996-3020 or via email at jeremy.potter@raleighnc.gov.