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I'm actually torn on this. If the city, county, etc. maintains a street as "public", then it's fair game. However, I know there are jerkarses in the world and
by JustSomeNobody 10y ago
I'm actually torn on this.
If the city, county, etc. maintains a street as "public", then it's fair game. However, I know there are jerkarses in the world and would treat residential streets as their personal race track.
If people are getting agitated and honking and there's traffic jams, that puts residents in danger.
- jdbernard 10y agoYeah, me too. I'm not a Waze user, but I've lived in my area long enough to be familiar with a lot of the neighborhood roads. My personal solution is to only take side streets when the traffic on them is light enough that I'm not making it worse, and to be extra cautious as I do so. Not really a scalable solution though.