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From: mdf@ziebmef.uucp (Matthew Francey)
Newsgroups: ont.general
Subject: Re: Highway Driving Rules
Message-ID: <1989Apr9.192755.12756@ziebmef.uucp>
Date: 9 Apr 89 23:27:54 GMT
References: <8904061731.AA21685@ellesmere.csri.toronto.edu> <451@trigraph.UUCP>
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In article <451@trigraph.UUCP>, john@trigraph.UUCP (John Chew) writes:

> 1) If your right turn signal is flashing, it indicates that you are
>    inviting the person behind you to overtake you on the left, on
>    a two-lane undivided highway.

  If you attend the races at Mosport (perhaps other tracks too, I wouldn't
know), a variation of this rule seems to be in effect, ie, a left-turn
signal is an invitation to pass on the left.  Wonder why they invert things?
But #1 is a Good Idea.  It means I wouldn't have to use my arm to wave 'em
past me...

  And I have read that using your left turn signal while behind someone in
the left lane is a request for them to change lanes.

  What p*sses me off the most are high beams, or mal-aligned headlights.
If only I had a pellet gun, and could aim it accurately while on the bike...
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