It's obvious they want you to just drive off the road or go into the other lane in reverse. I see no problem here.
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But if you reverse, then you will stop for a short period of time...
Only with that attitude!
Damn you fundamental theorem of calculus!
Not if you drift
Specially, executing a perfect J-Turn would do it.
Cyclist: "I do not recognize your authority."
You gotta do a secretory vesicle turn (looks like the open one!) where you swerve wildly off the road, circle around, blaze directly across the street at a right angle, then circle back onto the road heading the other direction. No stopping, no entering, and it's technically not a U-turn.
Haven't thought about secretory vesicles in a while, and this is a pretty unique context for them lmao
It's the shape my brain drew as I read those signs. It follows all the rules!
No U turn, but it doesn't disallow a & turn
Wait... That & shape manages to end on the exact same direction it starts.
Finally, all my gymkhana practice will pay off. Thanks, videogame version of Ken Block (RIP)!
If this was on the diskworld, it would be an auditor trap.
90° right turn!
This was my experience lately when visiting downtown Vancouver (Gastown) for parking. Like 3-4 signs per post that somewhat contradict each other on times of day for parking.
ascend straight up
Auditor trap
Finally a passing section!
Listen!
Hey!
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