17-Aug-2004, 08:04 PM
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Originally posted by David
Here in California, after stopping at a red traffic light, then making sure that there is no oncoming traffic from our left, we are allowed to make a right turn. It definately speeds up the flow of traffic, and after being in Lancashire for a month, I saw no reason for it not to work over there. Of course, in the UK, it would be a left turn...;-))
I tried that once David, up by the Hayrick. It was about 1:00 in the morning and the lights hadn't changed for about five minutes. It cost me three points on my licence and a fine. You can tell when the Leyland Police haven't got much to do at nights, they once stopped me and checked everything they could on my car. When they couldn't find anything wrong with it they reluctantly let me go on my way.
Originally posted by David
Here in California, after stopping at a red traffic light, then making sure that there is no oncoming traffic from our left, we are allowed to make a right turn. It definately speeds up the flow of traffic, and after being in Lancashire for a month, I saw no reason for it not to work over there. Of course, in the UK, it would be a left turn...;-))
I tried that once David, up by the Hayrick. It was about 1:00 in the morning and the lights hadn't changed for about five minutes. It cost me three points on my licence and a fine. You can tell when the Leyland Police haven't got much to do at nights, they once stopped me and checked everything they could on my car. When they couldn't find anything wrong with it they reluctantly let me go on my way.
Martin ~