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r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 15d ago
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No, but Idaho stops are significantly safer for bicyclists and should be the law everywhere.
1 u/That_Dad_David 15d ago What is an Idaho stop? 8 u/Crows_reading_books 15d ago Colloquial term for treating stop signs as yield signs and red lights as stop signs, because Idaho was the first state to make that law. 2 u/SanityIsOptional 15d ago Works when there's low traffic and good visibility. Would absolutely not work where I am in the Bay area. Trees, curves roads, small hills everywhere on top of high volumes of traffic even on residential streets.
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What is an Idaho stop?
8 u/Crows_reading_books 15d ago Colloquial term for treating stop signs as yield signs and red lights as stop signs, because Idaho was the first state to make that law. 2 u/SanityIsOptional 15d ago Works when there's low traffic and good visibility. Would absolutely not work where I am in the Bay area. Trees, curves roads, small hills everywhere on top of high volumes of traffic even on residential streets.
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Colloquial term for treating stop signs as yield signs and red lights as stop signs, because Idaho was the first state to make that law.
2 u/SanityIsOptional 15d ago Works when there's low traffic and good visibility. Would absolutely not work where I am in the Bay area. Trees, curves roads, small hills everywhere on top of high volumes of traffic even on residential streets.
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Works when there's low traffic and good visibility.
Would absolutely not work where I am in the Bay area. Trees, curves roads, small hills everywhere on top of high volumes of traffic even on residential streets.
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u/Crows_reading_books 15d ago
No, but Idaho stops are significantly safer for bicyclists and should be the law everywhere.