Well, if we're complaining about bad intersections...there's three or four around here I can think of. At one the old lady on the corner has planters, flowers, gnome statues, etc. right up to the edge of the road. Got to have half your car in the road before you can see if there's any oncoming traffic. At another the guy has a fence and shrubberies, same thing, only it's a lot busier road and they really fly through there. Been a couple pile-ups and he still hasn't been made to take it down or move it back a little ways. I don't understand it? There was an old farmer that used to plant his garden right up to the edge of the road. He only planted short crops, cabbage, lettuce, pumpkins pickles; well, the road crews must of hated the guy as they would mow his garden when doing the road sides. I seen them do it over and over for 15-20 years, until he passed. Just not right.
The new wrinkle around here is some folks like to ride their pedal bikes right down the middle of the road. Supposed to be safer? easier to see? This one gal was riding in the middle when I came up from behind. It was on an uphill and I couldn't see if there were any cars coming so I had to slow down to her speed and she was slowing down further because of the hill. I tooted my horn as nice as I could, and she looked back then made a gesture for me to go around. The thing is there was no way for her to see over the hill yet either! I gotten behind her several times now and am seriously thinking of dropping a dime on her to the county boys. I believe in sharing the road, but that goes both ways.
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