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Re: Driver's Training Fright

Posted By: Ellmyruh, on host 24.254.111.31
Date: Thursday, October 4, 2001, at 22:46:12
In Reply To: Re: Driver's Training Fright posted by Eric Sleator on Thursday, October 4, 2001, at 21:01:06:

> > stopping their cars in crosswalks
>
> Wow, I HATE that. I'm trying not to be such a negative person who gets bugged by every little thing, but I don't think I'll ever get used to people who stop their cars in the crosswalk.

You know, that was something I observed when I was in New Hampshire, although I don't think I've mentioned it in the finished parts of my journal (or in any part of the journal, for that matter). I noticed that a large majority of New Hampshire cars stopped with their tires on the crosswalk line, which caused the rest of the car to extend through the crosswalk. Sometimes it was a lot more extreme, too. I do see that happen here, but I would venture to say that most people here stop so that their car is not sticking out into the crosswalk. Is this just a Sacramento/New Hampshire thing? Am I just hallucinating?

Ell"Noticer of things"myruh

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Message:	> > > stopping their cars in crosswalks > > > > Wow, I HATE that. I'm trying not to be such a negative person who gets bugged by every little thing, but I don't think I'll ever get used to people who stop their cars in the crosswalk. > > You know, that was something I observed when I was in New Hampshire, although I don't think I've mentioned it in the finished parts of my journal (or in any part of the journal, for that matter). I noticed that a large majority of New Hampshire cars stopped with their tires on the crosswalk line, which caused the rest of the car to extend through the crosswalk. Sometimes it was a lot more extreme, too. I do see that happen here, but I would venture to say that most people here stop so that their car is not sticking out into the crosswalk. Is this just a Sacramento/New Hampshire thing? Am I just hallucinating? > > Ell"Noticer of things"myruh
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