Old 01-17-11 | 11:29 PM
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From: Toronto, Canada
Originally Posted by John C. Ratliff
Ever thought of stopping the traffic using the pedestrian walk signal?

John
I could do that, however it is time consuming and there is no easy way to rejoin traffic on the other side unless I were hop off a curb(not an option in the winter).

Originally Posted by unterhausen
I don't know about Toronto, but where degnaw and I live the cops would love to see you jumping that red so they could ticket you. I feel for you though, motorists on "short cuts" are the worst lawbreakers around, at least in my experience.
Probably one would receive a ticket if the police were undetected. I would be less inclined to jump the light if a cruiser was nearby since motorists suddenly remember their traffic manners in those cases.

Originally Posted by AlmostTrick
What about detouring over to the street they are avoiding, which sounds like is probably multi lane, making it easier and safer for them to pass you while you control a lane?
No way, i've used that road for a while because it was more direct.. it is even wilder with many large trucks - i gave up. Controlling a lane there was just too dangerous.
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