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But it would still have escaped the deadlock it was in.
by angry_octet 5y ago
But it would still have escaped the deadlock it was in.
- mannykannot 5y agoIn this case, if it followed the car ahead through a left turn, then that would be so, but if it did not, and it were still in the section of road restricted by the cones, it would have become stuck again, just as it did after it made the initial turn onto the restricted road. The thing is, the strategy of 'follow other traffic' needs exit rules, and while it is relatively straightforward to begin the strategy when stuck, deciding when to abandon it is less clear-cut. Did the left-turning vehicle do so because this was the correct way to deal with the problem, or did it have a different goal?