• Hawke@lemmy.world
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    In an ideal world yes but in our world that would mean motorists would ignore them.

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      24 hours ago

      I feel like in our world it’s more like stop signs are already treated like yield signs by everyone, so it wouldn’t really change much.

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        24 hours ago

        On Sunday I got to see someone ignore a roundabout… by going the wrong way on it and nearly hitting someone. Drivers… ugh

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      I don’t really understand why motorists would ignore yield signs but adhere to stop signs. Just put a cop there who gives tickets, it’s easy money for the government.

      In my country the government literally uses traffic violations as a hidden tax.

      • Hawke@lemmy.world
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        24 hours ago

        Because yield signs are less clear-cut. At a stop sign you stop regardless of oncoming traffic. At a yield sign you need to check if there’s oncoming traffic and make a decision as to whether it’s close enough that you should yield.