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"Experienced" drivers lacking knowledge or rules of the road

deravarra · 2023-06-16 10:42:49

First off, I would never suggest that I am the best or most perfect driver, and I have had a share of times where I made a wrong judgement call. I always hold my hand up, and would be open to correction if my driving faults were pointed out to me. Lately, I have noticed that quite a lot of people do not know how to use a…

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#122 12-07-2023 03:51PM

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Sometimes happens when traffic lights on a crossroads fail, they'll show flashing red to one road (e.g. N and S) and flashing amber to the other (e.g. E and W)
I've always taken this to mean flashing red = Stop sign and flashing amber = Yield sign, but this isn't mentioned in the ROTR in this context.

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