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> Michigan left has got to kill any business located near the intersection. Many businesses actually prefer those locations, since "Michigan left" intersectio
by maxsilver 10y ago
> Michigan left has got to kill any business located near the intersection.
Many businesses actually prefer those locations, since "Michigan left" intersections can handle large amounts of traffic safely. (In Michigan, nearly all major retail centers are on or near these roads).
> There's one by a critical gas station (i.e. "I'm often running out of gas when I'm near it").
You could just buy gas on your return trip. If your often on the "wrong side" of the street for the station, your return trips would presumably put you on the "right side" equally as often.
- dragontamer 10y agoOr more likely, if an intersection requires a Michigan Left, there's probably enough traffic to warrant two gas stations. Of course, those two gas stations will have different prices, pissing off everybody. I'm not speaking from experience or anything...
- camiller 10y agoOr don't wait until you are critically low on fuel to stop.