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This is the EXACT same absurd UX issue for public transit buses making stops. And even more absurd? It's illegal (in Ontario at least) to not yield to the turn
by interestica 3y ago
This is the EXACT same absurd UX issue for public transit buses making stops. And even more absurd? It's illegal (in Ontario at least) to not yield to the turn signal. The issue is that with an obscured curb-side light, you can't tell when a the road-side light goes from 'stopped' to 're-entering traffic lane'. I have no idea why we can't add additional informational signalling to these special-case vehicles.
- apelapan 3y agoI thought it was illegal to drive past stopped busses in most of North America, no matter how carefully you drive or how many lanes are separating you? If it is there and has any kinds of light on, everyone else on the road must simply halt?
- jxcl 3y agoThat rule is specific to school busses with the red STOP lights flashing, and you’re allowed to pass the other way if there’s a physical divider like a median in the road. Commuter busses do not have this rule