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I think the reasonable alternative then is to walk, not to dangerously run through intersections when it's not your turn. Edit: I will admit that I rarely come
by scrumbledober 7y ago
I think the reasonable alternative then is to walk, not to dangerously run through intersections when it's not your turn.
Edit: I will admit that I rarely come to a complete stop at a stop sign. It definitely is a considerable inconvenience to get back up to speed, but a lot of safety precautions are inconvenient.
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- foxyv 7y agoThe problem with walking is the same issue. Unless the lights are timed for a walking pace you will almost always have to wait 3-8 minutes at a light for your turn. Walking in a place with a lot of crosswalks is excruciatingly slow. Especially since a lot of crosswalk signals will only add you in on the next cycle of green rather than let you cross on a green right away like a car or a bicycle.