[maryz]

The article also mentions that people have confusion regarding right of way.

Here in Boston we have a lot of -- well, we call them "rotaries." A few years ago, I picked up a Boston driver calendar. January's page featured the question "Who has the right of way in a rotary?" The cartoon was of a crazy-eyed maniac leaning out of his car, brandishing an uprooted "yield" sign -- the answer, "The one who looks the craziest!" Works around here.

[Dimensio]

"The article also mentions that people have confusion regarding right of way."

Here in Boston we have a lot of -- well, we call them "rotaries." A few years ago, I picked up a Boston driver calendar. January's page featured the question "Who has the right of way in a rotary?" The cartoon was of a crazy-eyed maniac leaning out of his car, brandishing an uprooted "yield" sign -- the answer, "The one who looks the craziest!" Works around here

I live in Louisville, KY and the traffic here is supposed to be mellow compared to larger cities...yet I still have been nearly run off the road an one expressway exit because people don't understand the concept of turn signals, right of way or shoulder checks. I used to be frustated, but after playing the video game Grand Theft Auto 3, I'm starting to get ideas...