Posted by Walt Davies on August 12, 2012 at 10:40:14 from (70.199.134.180):
In Reply to: OT Hwy Laws posted by IndianaRed on August 12, 2012 at 05:03:17:
In most states on freeways you must yield to traffic entering the freeway. The trouble is you cross a state line and everything changes. We in Oregon have what called a no stop stop sign. If making a right hand turn you don't need to stop, the only problem is it's only marked on the sign that doesn't have to stop. New in from out of state and you come to a 4 way stop and one guys just slows up and drives right out in front of you. Guess what he has the right away un be known to you. Also the car to the right has the right away regardless of who got there first. Four cars come to a stop sign and the car to right has the right of way so who gets to go first. Walt Saw a sign in the gun section of a local store the other day. "according to California law we cannot sell guns to California Residents. " darn could have sworn I was still in Oregon.
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