<VV> Traffic Puzzle? - possible Corvair

Ron ronh at owt.com
Tue Jul 25 23:55:13 EDT 2006


Cops are never wrong and they carry a badge and gun to back up their 
infallibility.  The traffic judge is duty bound to collect maximum revenue 
for the city and the court system so you will be found guilty no matter how 
right you were.  Don't look for justice and you won't be disappointed.
RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "grant young" <gyoungwolf at earthlink.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 8:30 PM
Subject: <VV> Traffic Puzzle? - possible Corvair


> For those who know something about traffic law....
> Just suppose that you are sitting (in a Corvair, headed West)
> at a stop sign at an intersection with a through
> street and waiting for a car ('76 Buick) on that
> street to your right (headed South) to turn left (East)
> into the lane next to you...however, after a very long (30 secs.)
> delay, it becomes apparent that the elderly gentleman
> in that car (that has the right of way) is not confident
> that he can make the turn without hitting the curb
> or clipping your car (neither are you)....so he motions
> for you to go ahead and cross the street in front of him
> so he can "cut the corner".
>     You hesitate, (but not wanting to spend the afternoon
> there), look and ensure that the road is clear, and drive
> across the through street. You are then almost immediately
> pulled over by a policeman who has observed everything.
>
> Can you be ticketed for failure to yield?
>
> Please leave the policeman's discretion out of the answer, and
> assume that he is a stickler for the law. (This is not a
> hypothetical question....)
> Thanks,
> Grant
>
>
>
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