Rolling stop at redlight, BIG mistake
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As my post was written, I just showed EMPHASIS on the word big.
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its a forum, for exchange of ideas and opinions, Not all ideas and opinions are nice.
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Yes, I am inclined to agree. Because, If I am about to cross at the crosswalk, I find that the right-turn traffic will not pay attention to the possibility of pedestrians, if there is high-speed traffic. They just don't care. Like pedestrians are just 'collateral damage'.
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Excellent. Fining people for safely rolling through a redlight. What a great way to keep people biking!
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