A new traffic signal has been installed in Austin. The signal is a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon, which is located at the intersection of Cesar Chavez and Chalmers. Further details about the new signal can be found through KXAN Austin.
This source provides more information about the Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon. For those seeking additional details, KXAN Austin is a resource available to learn more about the new traffic signal at Cesar Chavez and Chalmers.
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