The phrase "a traffic post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated location or structure related to traffic management, such as a sign or a checkpoint.
Example: "The city installed a new traffic post at the intersection to improve safety for pedestrians."
Alternatives: "traffic signal" or "traffic control point".
Assigned to a traffic post, Zadroga instead made his way to the towers, where he joined the search for survivors.
Moments later, the scene was unrecognizable, with the flower stand in ruins, a traffic post ripped from its moorings and a tangle of mauled metal strewed outside the store where delivery bikes had been chained.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The longest shadow in Afghan politics is cast by a traffic post that used to stand in Ariana Square outside the presidential palace: the Taliban hanged Najibullah, the last president of the Communist government, from it shortly after they marched into Kabul in 1996.
On September 27 , 1996 the bodies of former Afghan president Mohammed Najibullah and his brother Ahmadzai swung from a traffic post in a busy Kabul road.
He blamed them for a grenade attack on a police traffic post last Sunday, two days after the peace agreement was signed.
JAKARTA, Indonesia — The Indonesian police said on Tuesday that they had shot and killed a man they suspected of being an Islamist militant who tried to bomb a roadside police traffic post in West Java Province in retaliation for a series of recent counterterrorism raids across the country.
In the days just before Mr. Tsarnaev visited, a 13-year-old was wounded after picking up a package booby-trapped with a hand grenade, and a traffic police post was fired upon by someone with a grenade launcher.
It features a traffic signal post on the right side with a heart on top followed by two crosses below.
Pictures subsequently circulated on IS-linked social media accounts appeared to show Asaad's bloodied body tied to a traffic light post in the middle of a main road, with his severed head between his feet.
Pictures circulated on IS-linked social media accounts appearing to show al-Asaad's bloodied body tied to a traffic light post in the middle of a main road, with his severed head between his feet.
It features a traffic signal post on the right side similar to the song with a cross instead of a heart on top followed by a heart-shaped hand grenade and a couple kissing, the artwork for American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, respectively, instead of two crosses below.
