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I disagree. If no one else is at the intersection, rolling stops make no impact on safety. There's no one there to predict anything.
by JoeAltmaier 5y ago
I disagree. If no one else is at the intersection, rolling stops make no impact on safety. There's no one there to predict anything.
- cout 5y agoIt is important to know both that no one else is at the intersection and that no one else is approaching the intersection. Consider a two-way stop where an approaching car is exceeding the legal speed limit (as is the norm everywhere I've driven in the US); would you still argue that a rolling stop makes no (zero) impact on safety?
- Swenrekcah 5y agoThe problem is determining whether or not nobody is there.