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Continuous-flow intersection

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A continuous flow intersection, also called a CFI, is an at-grade intersection that moves the left-turn conflict out of the main intersection. A CFI moves the left-turn down the road several hundred feet eliminates the left-turn traffic light phase. The CFI was invented in Mexico where over 40 have been implemented over the past decade.


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