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Old 05-15-08 | 03:46 PM
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DunderXIII
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Originally Posted by jefferee
If I'm stopped at a light and somebody behind honks, I usually just enjoy a nice, long, exaggerated, stretch, and then yawn.

Usually I only get honks at reds when the driver behind thinks I should disappear so he/she/it can turn right on the red, in cases where I'm going straight on and there is no right-turn-only lane. However, if I believe that the lane I'm in is actually wide enough to accommodate me and a right-turning car, I'm generally already positioned to the left so that said right-turning car can get by.
In that case it was a single lane street going two ways crossing a 3 lanes street going one-way from left to right (north-south, I was going west-east). Thing is, you're not allowed to turn right on a red light anywhere in Montreal. In the case where it's possible, I do tend to the left.

I took the lane to avoid being squished by right-turning drivers actually
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