Workers inspect, replace signals

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A UDOT worker replaces a pedestrian signal on Carbon Ave. and 100 North in Price on Wednesday afternoon. Most traffic signals in the county have been converted to energy-efficient LED systems which have longer lifespans and save taxpayers' dollars.

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