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That's just a stop sign by a different name, no?
by cm2012 5y ago
That's just a stop sign by a different name, no?
- brewdad 5y agoTechnically, you don't have to stop if the primary road is clear. In practice, you will end up stopping, so it's exactly like a US 2-way stop without the fear of getting ticketed should you roll through it during off-hours.
- cm2012 5y agoAh, we have that in the US as a yield sign. The problem is a huge portion of stop signs have horrible visibility so you have to stop and creep up to see if you need to yield first.