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Originally Posted by tomwed
What would be interesting is to watch an intersection and count the vehicles that come to a complete stop when there is no cross traffic in plane view. In effect treating a stop sign like a yield sign. If there is traffic or another vehicle that wouldn't get counted.
My guess would be that only 10% of all vehicles come to a complete stop even when there is no cross traffic. I'll set up a chart.
.....car cart bike business truck
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2]
3-50]
I'll put a Y if they yield and an S if they stop.
I'll go to the intersection of Hendley and McLin later on. If I change my mind, I'll delete this.
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10% for #1? I will take the under on that one. If you find
any that actually come to a complete stop as defined by law, it is likely they forgot where they were going or are texting
