Spokane: When the Power's Out, Everybody Stops
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City is receiving reports of traffic signals losing power

Marlene Feist, Public Works, (509) 625-6505

City of Spokane Street crews are starting to receive reports of traffic signals being without power.

City crews will deploy generators to intersections, as needed, but here's a quick reminder for motorists who might face a signalized intersection without power:  When the power's out, everybody stops.

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Motorists should use caution and treat a signalized intersection without power like a four-way stop, allowing vehicles to take turns.

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