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Traffic 101
So what would you do?
Hahahaha
You see the same thing with "Yield" signs... and half the time they don't even mean yield to oncoming traffic, they mean yield to pedestrians.
Option 2
option 2 for sure..
2 for sure, but you gotta slow down if you have amber.
Flashing red light
You must come to a complete stop at a flashing red light. Move through the intersection only when it is safe.
Flashing yellow light
A flashing yellow light means you should drive with caution when approaching and moving through the intersection.
Blank traffic lights
During an electrical power loss, traffic lights at intersections will not work. Yield the right-of-way to vehicles in the intersection and to vehicles entering the intersection from your right. Go cautiously and use the intersection the same way you would use an intersection with all-way stop signs.
You guys need to come and give the people of Oakville a driving lesson.
I was at a busy intersection today and all the idiots who had amber in front of me kept stopping as if it were 3-way. I knew i had the right of way so i went right after the other car without stopping and some guy almost t-boned me from the red side. I was so pissed off.
Its a relief to see that at least some people still know the rules of the road.
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 You guys need to come and give the people of Oakville a driving lesson. I was at a busy intersection today and all the idiots who had amber in front of me kept stopping as if it were 3-way. I knew i had the right of way so i went right after the other car without stopping and some guy almost t-boned me from the red side. I was so pissed off. Its a relief to see that at least some people still know the rules of the road. |
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| Originally posted by Cosmopolitan82 Sometimes I find myself doing what everyone else is doing, like in this situation. Not because i think they may be right, but to avoid an accident. I know they're wrong... but... if the 5 seconds it takes to stop, will save me headaches in the future, ill do it. |
#2
it's pretty scary how many people have a very poor understanding of the rules of the road.
if they didn't know #2 was the answer, they get *some* credit for at least treating it like a 4 way stop...better than the jackasses who just go with the flow of traffic and sail through blank lights (I see that *all* the time when lights are out
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 You guys need to come and give the people of Oakville a driving lesson. |
LOL @ those who said wait till it turns green.
I hope you have about 4 or 5 hours to spare

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| Originally posted by MarkT #2 it's pretty scary how many people have a very poor understanding of the rules of the road. if they didn't know #2 was the answer, they get *some* credit for at least treating it like a 4 way stop...better than the jackasses who just go with the flow of traffic and sail through blank lights (I see that *all* the time when lights are out ) |
I hear ya...but unless someone is peeling out from the stop, it should be reasonably easy to avoid an accident in that case...
after being car-less for a little over a year, I'm buying something this spring...but stories like this remind me of how stupid so many drivers can be...it's been a nice year of not dealing with the idiots on the road 
the best theory. cars will stop if your car is much bigger than theirs.... get and F 350.. 
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| Originally posted by MarkT I hear ya...but unless someone is peeling out from the stop, it should be reasonably easy to avoid an accident in that case... after being car-less for a little over a year, I'm buying something this spring...but stories like this remind me of how stupid so many drivers can be...it's been a nice year of not dealing with the idiots on the road |
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| Originally posted by colonelcrisp the best theory. cars will stop if your car is much bigger than theirs.... get and F 350.. |
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| or the Excursion |
i just got my G1 today and this question was in there.
seems a lot of people on the road need to retake their G1
There is only 1 traffic light that ALWAYS confuses me...
It is on Lawrence, east of Yonge, as u head to Bayview. It goes from solid green > to a red WITH a green arrow pointing ahead where the solid green was (as in, go straight). WTF?!?!?!
Do u stop, or go? What's the point in that?
I saw something equally as confusing in Montreal somewhere. The honking cars behind me were a signal to go ahead, even tho it had 2 conflicting signals at once.
Ah yes the mount pleasant one.
The arrow is for those who just turned right off of mount pleasant to continue and the red is meant for those on lawrence. They had to do this because its a wierd intersection i guess.
Then I guess what means go in Montreal means stop in Toronto. I'll know to stay put next time. 
flashing plain green in Montreal ?? You have priority over the incoming traffic to turn (left) or go to any direction like a regular plain green.
Red and a green arrow(s), you can only go in that/those directions.
Vertical straight white line, Buses and taxis can go thru, it gives them priority over cars so they get ahead if the streets is reduced one lane ahead (damn... complicated, i guess its not that one)
I can't think of any other weird ones.
The lights in montreal are a bit strange. I think they change to a flashing green straight arrow for a few seconds so that pedestrians can get a head start before it turns to solid green and turns are then permitted.
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