it's science, 1 intersection is representative of the entire road system, just as 1 cop is representative of all cops
it's science, 1 intersection is representative of the entire road system, just as 1 cop is representative of all cops
Careful - one cop as a representative of the whole implies nationwide LEO discussion. That's been banned here, you know.
And if you point out that an intersection is dangerous, you hate intersections and by extension all roads. Which makes you a libertarian, because you hate the fact that you needed government help to get to work and transport goods.
sorry all Oklahoma cops. Whew! thanks, that was close
It was the only 4 way stop the folks doing the counting could see from the window of their dorm room, and they only looked away for an occasional toke.
should government funded roads be held to a higher standard than civilian roads? Are government funded roads expected to perform better than private?
They're all government funded - nobody ever built one by themselves.
Which leads me to my next question. If an HOA maintains their local streets apart from the City or County they are located in, can they not post any dang speed limit they want?
Guess they can - after all, who's going to enforce it anyway?
I saw one in Edmond that had a posted speed limit of 14. Yep, 14.
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