Alright gotcha!
For those of you who thought I was going to ask a dumb stop sign question with an obvious answer.
I live in Abbotsford, and there are a number of stop signs where people will illegally roll past the stop line and inch into their right or left hand turn while they wait for an opening in traffic. I often find myself in the situation below:
My question is, if you are the car behind and the car infront of you inches up to the point of where you find yourself in a situation where you are stopped legally, in the right spot, at the stop line. Can you go when the person infront of you goes (essentially two cars at once) since you already made your complete stop at the line and determined that the coast is clear to go or is this classes as running a stop sign? This obviously would not appy at intersections where another car may be waiting with right of way, but what about in situations where there is only one stop sign with a left or right option to turn on a road?
Thanks,
XD
For those of you who thought I was going to ask a dumb stop sign question with an obvious answer.
I live in Abbotsford, and there are a number of stop signs where people will illegally roll past the stop line and inch into their right or left hand turn while they wait for an opening in traffic. I often find myself in the situation below:
My question is, if you are the car behind and the car infront of you inches up to the point of where you find yourself in a situation where you are stopped legally, in the right spot, at the stop line. Can you go when the person infront of you goes (essentially two cars at once) since you already made your complete stop at the line and determined that the coast is clear to go or is this classes as running a stop sign? This obviously would not appy at intersections where another car may be waiting with right of way, but what about in situations where there is only one stop sign with a left or right option to turn on a road?
Thanks,
XD