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From: schow@bnr-public.uucp (Stanley Chow)
Newsgroups: ont.general
Subject: Re: Highway Driving Rules
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Date: 10 Apr 89 22:35:42 GMT
References: <13189@watdragon.waterloo.edu>
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In article <13189@watdragon.waterloo.edu> hpchang@rose.waterloo.edu (Hsi P. Chang) writes:
>
>There are other alternatives than flashing the high beam into the other
>drivers eyes. I like to think that flashing the high beam is reserved for
>emergency warning situation (ie. Your tire is blown, your baby is about to crawl
>out of the backseat window, etc). There are alternatives to flashing the
>high beam:
>
>	1) Turn your lights on and off (Or off and on when dark)
>	2) Signal LEFT (On the left lane, of course)
>	3) Change lane (Passing on the right is possible!)

I was under the impression that turning off your light means your are *yielding*
regardless of the right of way. (As least it is in England). The times that I
have seen people do it here, they also seemed to be yielding.

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