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Let me give you a real scenario. I was entering a hilly/mountainous region, and the sign said "Tune in to AM 520 for rock slide information when lights are flas
by BeetleB 4y ago
Let me give you a real scenario. I was entering a hilly/mountainous region, and the sign said "Tune in to AM 520 for rock slide information when lights are flashing" and the lights were flashing. You're just going to ignore that?
- kortilla 4y agoYes, you’ll find out when you get there. If it’s dangerous they’ll close the road.
- buildsjets 4y agoYes, that is exactly what I, and most other people, would do. Do you REALLY believe that anything other than a minuscule percent of drivers would tune into such a warning? I doubt that even one out of a hundred would. US2 over Stevens Pass near me has a similar useless warning that some miniscule percent of drivers ever tune in to. The AM radio broadcast us just going to say to use caution because rocks may appear on the roadway unexpectedly. A normal person is able to infer that caution is needed based on the terrain and the “rock slide information broadcast” sign.