I think I said it before: Michigan reminds me a little bit of St. Poelten: flat, overcast and similar flora and fauna.
Michi-gonians are a little different drivers though: less aggressive than Austrians, but they like their traffic lights (see above) and they thought of a unique way of turning left. Instead of turning left at the intersection of choice, you
- drive straight through the intersection,
- then half block there is an opportunity to do a U-ie, so do a U-ie
- turn around
- turn right at the intersection of your choice.
Why do things the easy way, if there is a complicated way!
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Hi Anna,
NJ is even more crazy. They have a thing called a jug handle, which means you have to turn right in order to make a left. So if you are in the left lane of a four lane highway and want to make a left you are f--d.
Ba
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