And in Denver they just run the red anyway LOL
And in Denver they just run the red anyway LOL
Moore is one of the worst.....
Apparently it’s also illegal in OKC to ride a bike around looking in driveways and a driver’s license can be handed over as if being used like a weapon. On a more positive note, my mother texted the whole family that an officer was seen helping someone put on a spare tire last night. I shouldn’t be on here badmouthing cops. Most are good and needed. I’ll stop now. After this post. Promise.
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I always knew peddaling puthy was against the law.
On East Colfax after dark, that’s advisable.
I just thought of something. Not allowing people to turn around in parking lots forces them to circle the block. How many streets they use is up to them, but that could be dangerous in some parts of town. Driving around by OU Medical center can be confusing. Getting lost or driving down some of those streets after dark could be dangerous at any time of the day.
Back in Texas (in the '70s), the law was that you must come to a full stop before exiting a parking lot or driveway. Probably still is, but I don't know about OK.
That at least minimizes any drive-through advantage.
Just a thought.
That at least minimizes any drive-through advantage.
Just a thought.
Oklahoma drivers manual covers that.Back in Texas (in the '70s), the law was that you must come to a full stop before exiting a parking lot or driveway. Probably still is, but I don't know about OK.
That at least minimizes any drive-through advantage.
Just a thought.
To paraphrase, there is an assumed stop sign whenever one exits from private property onto a public thoroughfare (unless there is a traffic light, such as coming out of Walmart or such).
No. The OP got a ticket for going into the lot and coming back out without setting foot in a store.Could that be the reason for the parking lot tickets then?
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