04-04-2009, 07:51 PM
generally the car to the right gets right-of-way.
That refers to uncontrolled or STOP sign controlled intersections.
kap is referring to metering lights at freeway on-ramps. That means "obeying posted sign or signal", not the car-on-the-right rule.
In CA there *are* two signal lights for each metered stop. Depending on how the lanes are set the signals may have as little as 1s delay between signals.
The bottleneck is the slow reaction time of the *other* guy!
That refers to uncontrolled or STOP sign controlled intersections.
kap is referring to metering lights at freeway on-ramps. That means "obeying posted sign or signal", not the car-on-the-right rule.
In CA there *are* two signal lights for each metered stop. Depending on how the lanes are set the signals may have as little as 1s delay between signals.
The bottleneck is the slow reaction time of the *other* guy!