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From: ramachandran@cogito.DEC (Ramani Ramachandran ---  223-4486)
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Subject: re: stopping at STOP signs - survey
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Date: Tue, 28-May-85 09:55:15 EDT
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	I am also interested in what comes out of this survey of how
	many motorists come to a dead halt at a STOP  sign.
	 
	I make it a point to slow down 'with the intent' of coming to
	a complete halt at a STOP sign.  I do the same at intersection 
	where the road I am in	leads to a 'apparently' wider road 
	(in the case where there is no STOP sign, this is by habit or
	maybe FEAR).   

	I do not think it is imperative that you come to a dead halt
	at every STOP  sign because some of them are not positioned
	such that the driver can get a good view of  approaching 
	traffic.  I was told by my driving instructor to 'crawl'
	in such instances.

		
					Ram Ramachandran