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If there IS more than one lane, and one of them HAS to end, then it has to be the left lane!
Why? Because the right lane is the DRIVING lane, fer cryin' out loud.
And also the lane the Ontario Highway Traffio Act requires us to drive in.
So, how the heck can it ever end?
This sign suggests that Portland Oregon has figured it out.
Why is this so hard for Ministry of Transportation officials in Ontario to understand?
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Curious, you've been harping on this issue in Ontario for some time - have you ever been able to get the official justification from someone in the MTO?
If only they could mandate the use of traffic circles while they're at it.
Posted by: Richard | March 20, 2012 at 11:18 AM
First sequential turn signal - perhaps the 1st Cougars?
Posted by: Richard J. Guse | March 20, 2012 at 09:54 PM