Wrongly Designed Intersection;

Here's the map. Okay. The law says that you can only turn left on solid green after stopping (treat it like a yield sign). At this intersection, the left lane heading east on Johnston's ONLY turns left. BUT, the light only gives a solid green. While legal, it is wrong. For those who know the intersection well, they know that the light is pretty short, so you need to quickly turn left or risk losing the light after only 2 or 3 cars. This incorrectly teaches drivers that they can and SHOULD treat a solid green light like a left turn light, creating problems at other intersections. For those who don't know the light, they're going to be confused--especially since common sense at ANY OTHER LIGHT, would say that you need to look out for the cars across the way heading straight--they have a red light, but nothing on the eastbound side indicates this.