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@Chancerubbage@mastodon.social yeah, the turnaround problem is real. If there’s no way to turn around and get out of the movement of traffic, then it’s almost as bad as hitting the bridge.
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Fifteen years at the other place. Post Punk tech Luddite. First toot June 2 2023.
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Fifteen years at the other place. Post Punk tech Luddite. First toot June 2 2023.
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There are warning signs further away, usually before a lane that would provide a turnaround
I am of the mind many with commercial drivers licenses can’t read. Or are at least too preoccupied.
Many have become dependent on audio turn by turn directions that do not account for any vehicle taller than a midsize sedan.
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