• RandomStickman
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    612 years ago

    Recently in my area they posted signs saying no right on red on certain intersections, which is fine, until a few months in they change the rules again where it is only Mon-Fri, at rush hours. The signs posting the hours are small and hard to read. Everyone’s confused if they’re allowed to turn or not. I’d rather they just stick with a blanket no right on red.

    • @[email protected]
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      52 years ago

      Yeah they did that where I live. I get it that it’s work hours but the text was so small! As a driver it’s hard to tell.

    • @[email protected]
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      92 years ago

      And when you legally stop at a red light, people will lay on their horn behind you because there’s no cross-traffic, even if it is a blanket “no right turn on red”.

      • @[email protected]
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        22 years ago

        And even when “right on red” is allowed, they will still lay on the horn when you stop. As if they don’t know you have to stop at the red and only proceed with your turn after a full stop and if the way is clear.

        Actually, maybe they don’t know you have to come to a full stop before turning?