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ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit
(10-18-2017, 12:19 PM)Coke6pk Wrote: So yesterday I was at Caroline/Erb and saw a police cruiser sitting in front of the Clay & Glass Gallery.  I thought to myself, I hope he is watching for left turners.  So I waited 30 seconds before the first scofflaw went thru, and I quickly learned that's not what the officer was doing.  He must of been really tied up, as when another driver pointed up at the No Left Turn sign, the van went straight up Bridgeport into oncoming traffic before doing a U turn and making a right turn onto Erb.

The officer didn't move.  Sad  I can't wait until they start enforcing these....

Coke

Bad design encourages stupidity... and this intersection and one way street system is the best proof of this. I live right there in one of the apartment buildings on Caroline (next to the lake), and i see drivers going the wrong way at least ONCE PER WEEK. And not just a little bit, they go all the way to the intersection with Albert until they realize it's the wrong way! it's actually insane. Ugh this actually gets me so mad, going back to two-ways or at least having much better signage would help a ton.  Angry
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RE: ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit - by urbd - 10-18-2017, 02:43 PM
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