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And in this case for the law that no one seems to have known...you are only allowed to step into the street when the white cross signal is on. Once the red number countdown begins on the stop light if you step into the street you get a ticket. If you have never seen these types of signals at many of the intersections the white cross signal flashes on for just a few seconds and then there is a number countdown often starting from 25 and going backwards to 1 when the light changes to red. I do not think money was the only issue on this. If they can be so sneaky as to target people with enforcement of an unknown rule for an infraction it is almost impossible to avoid, they can decide to ticket for anything..to make a point?
Not to be rude, but I'm surprised this isn't a well known law. It drives me crazy when people do this in big cities (I see it a lot in San Francisco because that's close to me, but I've noticed it in LA and NY too). Cars waiting to turn right have to wait FOREVER while all the pedestrians walk, sometimes darting out after they're not supposed to be starting to cross anymore. I've sat through 2-3 light cycles unable to turn before I was finally able to go. Clearly, you can see that it traumatized me, since I STILL remember it.
Shopper in California's Bay Area
I'm sure they will want you to be a normal customer and test the knowledge of the bud tender. They will help you choose between the Sour Diesel and the Purple Haze. If you leave without buying some weed, then you will be very memorable. Then there should be a narrative to fill out on the quality of the product.
You can then apply to do the Best Buy audit and fail the drug test.
You can then apply to do the Best Buy audit and fail the drug test.
CaliGirl, I guess you are someone who drives and does not walk! When i get to a wide crosswalk sometimes the flashing white person flashes for about 2 seconds. If there are more than a few people at the crossing you cannot get your foot onto the street before the number countdown begins. That number countdown is for people, not cars so that they can get safely across BEFORE the cars are allowed to turn. And I think perhaps the police are taking that flashing white person literally as it seems the majority of those getting tickets are not white.
And in this case for the law that no one seems to have known...you are only allowed to step into the street when the white cross signal is on. Once the red number countdown begins on the stop light if you step into the street you get a ticket. If you have never seen these types of signals at many of the intersections the white cross signal flashes on for just a few seconds and then there is a number countdown often starting from 25 and going backwards to 1 when the light changes to red. I do not think money was the only issue on this. If they can be so sneaky as to target people with enforcement of an unknown rule for an infraction it is almost impossible to avoid, they can decide to ticket for anything..to make a point?
Not to be rude, but I'm surprised this isn't a well known law. It drives me crazy when people do this in big cities (I see it a lot in San Francisco because that's close to me, but I've noticed it in LA and NY too). Cars waiting to turn right have to wait FOREVER while all the pedestrians walk, sometimes darting out after they're not supposed to be starting to cross anymore. I've sat through 2-3 light cycles unable to turn before I was finally able to go. Clearly, you can see that it traumatized me, since I STILL remember it.
I walk *and* drive. I'm multi-talented.
I understand what you're saying: the window to start walking is short. But once that walking guy stops and the red hand comes up, you're not supposed to start walking. That's the rule. Sometimes it means waiting through a light cycle, just like cars sometimes have to wait through a light cycle.
Prejudicial enforcement of the law sucks, though. I think it's a good rule and should be enforced, but it should be enforced consistently... not based on the color of the pedestrian's skin.
I understand what you're saying: the window to start walking is short. But once that walking guy stops and the red hand comes up, you're not supposed to start walking. That's the rule. Sometimes it means waiting through a light cycle, just like cars sometimes have to wait through a light cycle.
Prejudicial enforcement of the law sucks, though. I think it's a good rule and should be enforced, but it should be enforced consistently... not based on the color of the pedestrian's skin.
Shopper in California's Bay Area
They need to bring these shops to WA state, legal for medical (with a card) and recreational (with a lot of cash).
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