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When there's a straight road ahead, no junction just a straight road, but a red light for a pedestrian crossing, cars must stop. But when there's a turn into a
by throwaway167 3y ago
When there's a straight road ahead, no junction just a straight road, but a red light for a pedestrian crossing, cars must stop.
But when there's a turn into a pedestrian crossing, and the light's red, no stop is required.
That's madness, yet it's an often accepted default.
- jwalton 3y ago> But when there's a turn into a pedestrian crossing, and the light's red, no stop is required. If you’re turning right on a red (at least in Ontario and Quebec) it’s like a stop sign - you are required to come to a complete stop before you proceed into the intersection.