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From: petec@umcp-cs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Pedestrian right of way / Rotaries
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Date: Thu, 25-Aug-83 16:04:59 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 25 16:04:59 1983
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 By rotary, I assume you mean a circle. Well, Washington D.C. is >>full<<
of them, and the law there and here in Maryland is that the people in the
circle/rotary have the right of way. This seems to be the sane, common-sense
solution. New Jersey's law is ( or was) different, like Conn's, and I
remember that whenever we went to visit my grandmother there, this
foolishness almost resulted in near-death for the family several times.
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