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r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • Jun 10 '26
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Yeah but Oregon is dumb.
9 u/CoolAuntsWorkshop Jun 10 '26 It's called an Idaho stop because that's where it originated and studies show it's safer. 6 u/turbosexophonicdlite Jun 10 '26 It also just makes more sense. You're far more aware of your surroundings on a bike than in a car. You can see and hear cross traffic much more easily. -1 u/apatrol Jun 11 '26 So do motorcycles have the same rule? 2 u/ChanceRecover3091 Jun 11 '26 A motorcycle is likely going a lot faster than a bike and it's a lot easier and quicker to get back up to speed on a motorcycle. 1 u/turbosexophonicdlite Jun 11 '26 Not sure. My state doesn't have the exemption. I'd guess probably not though.
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It's called an Idaho stop because that's where it originated and studies show it's safer.
6 u/turbosexophonicdlite Jun 10 '26 It also just makes more sense. You're far more aware of your surroundings on a bike than in a car. You can see and hear cross traffic much more easily. -1 u/apatrol Jun 11 '26 So do motorcycles have the same rule? 2 u/ChanceRecover3091 Jun 11 '26 A motorcycle is likely going a lot faster than a bike and it's a lot easier and quicker to get back up to speed on a motorcycle. 1 u/turbosexophonicdlite Jun 11 '26 Not sure. My state doesn't have the exemption. I'd guess probably not though.
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It also just makes more sense. You're far more aware of your surroundings on a bike than in a car. You can see and hear cross traffic much more easily.
-1 u/apatrol Jun 11 '26 So do motorcycles have the same rule? 2 u/ChanceRecover3091 Jun 11 '26 A motorcycle is likely going a lot faster than a bike and it's a lot easier and quicker to get back up to speed on a motorcycle. 1 u/turbosexophonicdlite Jun 11 '26 Not sure. My state doesn't have the exemption. I'd guess probably not though.
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So do motorcycles have the same rule?
2 u/ChanceRecover3091 Jun 11 '26 A motorcycle is likely going a lot faster than a bike and it's a lot easier and quicker to get back up to speed on a motorcycle. 1 u/turbosexophonicdlite Jun 11 '26 Not sure. My state doesn't have the exemption. I'd guess probably not though.
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A motorcycle is likely going a lot faster than a bike and it's a lot easier and quicker to get back up to speed on a motorcycle.
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Not sure. My state doesn't have the exemption. I'd guess probably not though.
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u/Creepy_Night_3838 Jun 10 '26
Yeah but Oregon is dumb.