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There's a road I take to one of the places I go to work which always causes a little issue with traffic.
As you know if your side of the road is blocked you have to give priority to others.
If you're going uphill you have priority over those coming down hill.
However, what if you're going uphill, but your side of the road is blocked? Which one is more of a priority, going uphill, or your right of way being clear?
Not that this will make a blind bit of difference in this situation as people just drive up the hill blocking all the downhill people who cannot move owing to having cars parked on their side, who then block the uphill people when pulling out onto the road which means huge amount of hooting and waiting and frustration.
It's a trivial question, but I'd be keen to hear whose priority is most important. I'm sure a lot of you have had similar incidences.
As you know if your side of the road is blocked you have to give priority to others.
If you're going uphill you have priority over those coming down hill.
However, what if you're going uphill, but your side of the road is blocked? Which one is more of a priority, going uphill, or your right of way being clear?
Not that this will make a blind bit of difference in this situation as people just drive up the hill blocking all the downhill people who cannot move owing to having cars parked on their side, who then block the uphill people when pulling out onto the road which means huge amount of hooting and waiting and frustration.
It's a trivial question, but I'd be keen to hear whose priority is most important. I'm sure a lot of you have had similar incidences.
