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How are you defining better? Because personally I find taking rolling stops when it won't cause any harm is better than always stopping, even if it's not legal.
by colinmhayes 5y ago
How are you defining better? Because personally I find taking rolling stops when it won't cause any harm is better than always stopping, even if it's not legal.
- orwin 5y agoI think that if your country have signs for rolling stops (a yield sign basically), and chose not to put one at this very intersection (even if its a new road that had not seen much usage yet), you should do a full stop, even with a car doing a full stop in front of you. In some countries, it's not clear if you don't read the local language(Morocco, i'm looking at you!), but if the inverted red triangle exist, just do full stop.