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Derek @ Apr 14th 2008 9:11AM
Are you kidding? 4 way stops are the worst traffic disaster ever. Let's only have one car going through the intersection at a time - ever. Recipie for tremendous backups because you are not efficiently using the road. They work marginally in communities with low traffic and low speeds. Completley miserable with higher traffic volumes and speeds. You always end up with several seconds where 2-4 drivers are staring at each other trying to decide who got there first and who is going to move first? It also does not establish right of way so any collisions simply become a he-said, she-said argument where both parties are sure that they were at the sign first.