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Except that you block the view for oncoming vehicles turning the opposite direction (their left). A properly labeled intersection has white lines (in the US, o
by ensignavenger 10y ago
Except that you block the view for oncoming vehicles turning the opposite direction (their left). A properly labeled intersection has white lines (in the US, other places may use something else) that indicate where to stop, and if engineered properly, stopping before these white lines leaves a clear view.
- dsfyu404ed 10y agowhich doesn't matter because after the oncoming traffic gets the red light you take your left and are no longer blocking anyone's view.
- ensignavenger 10y agoHuh? You are still blocking the view and preventing the other side from turning left safely until the traffic clears and you can turn.