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Originally Posted by TomW
In the Midwest, it is generally agreed between drivers that when a stoplight goes out, the intersection becomes a 4-Way stop for all approaches. Yesterday the light at 466a and Buena Vista was out for a hour or so. When I came to the intersection, traffic was stopped in all four directions. No one seemed to know the protocol. Is this different in other regions of the country?
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That's because most of them are sitting on their brains. They drive too slow, they make sudden lane changes and don't seem to know how to use directional signals, etc, etc, etc. Only thing about this post that surprises me is that all four weren't moving into each other at the same time.