It's dangerous for pedestrians who want to cross the road stop building cities and towns so car centric. It also means that when you drive anywhere else in the world you cause collisions.
Right turns on red introduce extra movements into the intersection, which leads to drivers crashing into pedestrians who see a green light and think it's safe to cross, trucks hitting bikers because they can't see bicyclists making a right turn, and rear-end collisions. The idea of turning right on red was to reduce the idling on intersections. Essentially speed was more important than a human life. I thank a dead child every time ever time I get to save 30 seconds at a red light.
We can turn left if the green arrow is showing when a red at a junction is on. The green arrow light makes up a 4th light on the left of a normal green light. Our lights are Red, Amber, Green, top to bottom as usual, but the fourth is to the left of the green. Sounds, as I have described, more confusing than it is. For instance, if the light for straight ahead is red, but the left-hand arrow is green, then those turning left can go, it's safe for you to go as the traffic from the right is still stopped at the red light.
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It's dangerous for pedestrians who want to cross the road stop building cities and towns so car centric. It also means that when you drive anywhere else in the world you cause collisions.
In america, pedestrians aren't allowed outside a car. lol.
@@hanes2Is that why walking on a footpath (sidewalk) is now illegal??
finally an american who understands british humor!!!!
I'm an Aussie and I subscribed because I love your attitude.
Americans changed to turning on a red light, because the burger bars don't wait for anyone.
Pedestrians have to avoid moving traffic when lights are red?
i give you one better both sides of the road get yellow together so impatient people can run into each other.
@@luk4s56 car insurance and accidents must be through the roof! Difficult to get your head around the logistics!
@@b3564 That is one of the reasons why USA has the number of road fatalities per capita per year about 3x-4x higher than for example Germany.
Right turns on red introduce extra movements into the intersection, which leads to drivers crashing into pedestrians who see a green light and think it's safe to cross, trucks hitting bikers because they can't see bicyclists making a right turn, and rear-end collisions.
The idea of turning right on red was to reduce the idling on intersections. Essentially speed was more important than a human life. I thank a dead child every time ever time I get to save 30 seconds at a red light.
You'd think they would play Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing lol. Still AWESOME video as always!
Turning left or right on a Red, whether you stop or not is dangerously.... because most Americans can't drive at the best of times.
In the UK and Europe..
RED light - stop, don't move.
GREEN light - you can now move.
What's so hard about that?
The UK IS in Europe. There is no distinction.
It would the same as saying in France and Europe.
We can turn left if the green arrow is showing when a red at a junction is on. The green arrow light makes up a 4th light on the left of a normal green light. Our lights are Red, Amber, Green, top to bottom as usual, but the fourth is to the left of the green. Sounds, as I have described, more confusing than it is.
For instance, if the light for straight ahead is red, but the left-hand arrow is green, then those turning left can go, it's safe for you to go as the traffic from the right is still stopped at the red light.
I mean your'll did portray your'll 1v1d a German tiger tank and took it down in Fury lol
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You really need WAYY longer clips