ScottinMississauga
Go!
The street and rail tracks in front of Ocean Concrete on Granville Island, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Odd that they never say Go or Start.
EXPLORED December 16, 2019
Aside:
I lived in Kitsilano, Vancouver, many years ago and many intersecting residential streets didn’t have stop signs OR yield signs OR caution signs OR any pavement markings. I was told by locals it was just understood that you were supposed to stop and look both ways before proceeding and the person on your right has (you guessed it) - the Right of Way. I met several people who had been In accidents at these intersections. Back then, the accident and insurance rates in BC were very high compared to Ontario; I don’t know how they compare today. They’ve since installed stop signs, pavement markings, and mini roundabouts in Kitsilano.
Go!
The street and rail tracks in front of Ocean Concrete on Granville Island, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Odd that they never say Go or Start.
EXPLORED December 16, 2019
Aside:
I lived in Kitsilano, Vancouver, many years ago and many intersecting residential streets didn’t have stop signs OR yield signs OR caution signs OR any pavement markings. I was told by locals it was just understood that you were supposed to stop and look both ways before proceeding and the person on your right has (you guessed it) - the Right of Way. I met several people who had been In accidents at these intersections. Back then, the accident and insurance rates in BC were very high compared to Ontario; I don’t know how they compare today. They’ve since installed stop signs, pavement markings, and mini roundabouts in Kitsilano.