ZombyWoof

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 19:41:19 -0400, RichA <none@none.com> wrote
something wonderfully witty:

>For those out there who don't know this; The inset lanes
>provided for intersectional turns (the lane on the inside
>with the curved line that tells you to ENTER at that point)
>are NOT meant to be entered when you get all the way to
>the traffic light. Doing so cuts off people who are already
>in the lane who are under NO obligation to let you in.
>Two days ago some goofball blithly decided to enter the left
>lane at the last minute, and nearly hit me. You enter the lane
>where the lane opens, often over a hundred yards from the
>intersection.
>
In my neck of the woods there is a dashed line that turns solid at the
beginning of those lanes (right or left). You're supposed to be in
the lane prior to the start of the solid line as crossing a solid line
is a ticketable offence. What ends up happening to me a lot is I get
stuck in those lanes when I wanted to go straight as there is usually
little to no warning that it is going to become a turn-only lane.
--
"Either kill me or take me as I am,
because I'll be damned if I ever change..."

The Marquis de Sade