Here’s what happens. A driver comes up to a stop sign or a red light, intending to turn right. He or she looks to the left for oncoming traffic. When it clears, the driver starts to make the right-hand turn – but doesn’t bother looking to the right as well. Exactly why is something I’ve never been able to figure out. It must be one of those tunnel-vision things where traffic is the only thing that matters.
Another thing the article didn't address is people not stopping before the stop line and rolling into the x-walk for peds. It really isn't that difficult to stop where you should.
Quote from: quadzilla on February 12, 2019, 07:27:59 amAnother thing the article didn't address is people not stopping before the stop line and rolling into the x-walk for peds. It really isn't that difficult to stop where you should.I've come to the conclusion that coming to a complete stop at a stop sign is too hard for a lot of people. Then these are the same people who complain that cyclists don't follow traffic rules.
Whats wrong with a rolling stop?? The vast majority of stop signs should be yields to let traffic move along more smoothly.