Q: Are you familiar with the Idaho Stop? It’s the law, in Idaho of course, that lets cyclists treat a stop sign like a yield sign. What do you think
Q: I have a question regarding the traffic rules of a particular intersection in Bellingham. The intersection of Alabama and Woburn has a right turn lane with a yield sign (for
Q: I believe that studies show after changing an intersection to a roundabout, there will be more crashes in the roundabout than an intersection but the crashes will be less
Q: Is it legal to use the center turn lane as an on-ramp to merge into traffic? A: Yes, it is. I’ll get to the legal reference in a moment,
It’s not unusual when driving through a city to see a person near an intersection holding a cardboard sign. But it’s pretty unusual for that sign to have a traffic
Q: What is the Dutch Reach? A: I’m going to guess that most people have never heard the term “Dutch Reach.” I hadn’t heard it until about a week ago;
Q: I was talking with my kids about car accidents caused by drivers trying to rid their car of spiders or wasps or flying insects. We are wondering what percentage
This week I’m attempting to exercise my psychic abilities by answering a question before it gets asked. Here’s the question I’m expecting to arrive in my in-box any day now:
Q: On a residential no outlet road, is it law that I must use my turn signal to make a right turn into my own driveway? If a residential road
Q: Do you get drunker if you drink green beer? A: Okay, I made that question up. We all know that green beer doesn’t get you drunker than regular beer.
