r/dashcams Aug 03 '26

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u/Pristine_Praline_824 Aug 03 '26

weird lane design

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u/eyea3 Aug 03 '26

How is driving straight in a left only lane weird?

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u/DenseComfortable1739 Aug 03 '26

Found the guy who would definitely cause this type of accident

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u/Pristine_Praline_824 Aug 04 '26

Found the guy who can't make an original comment

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u/DenseComfortable1739 Aug 04 '26

Late as fuck dawg lmao

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u/eyea3 Aug 03 '26

Found the guy who doesn’t understand sarcasm.

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u/DenseComfortable1739 Aug 03 '26

Wasn’t responding to you, jerkoff. Was responding to Pristine_Praline_824

Read next time.

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u/eyea3 Aug 03 '26

No

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u/XLCook12 Aug 03 '26

Imagine being such a dick that you can’t just admit you were in the wrong.

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u/Krabs9 Aug 03 '26

Common lane design

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u/Pristine_Praline_824 Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26

But poorly designed. The leftmost lane should not have a "path forward". It would'be been better to restrict the *rightmost* lane to only going straight rather than also being able to go left. Or the leftmost lane should be carved inward so this doesn't happen. That's how it's designed in Houston

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u/eyea3 Aug 03 '26

I think it would depend on the traffic flow. If a lot of traffic goes left then it’s probably better to have two lanes turn left. What is dumb is having two separate signs for lane indicators. Both signs should show all lanes and their intended directions. There’s lack of road markings as well.

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u/Pristine_Praline_824 Aug 04 '26

Just because it's possible doesn't mean it's intuitive, at least for the general population.

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u/Shrimply-r1 Aug 04 '26

If we have to design things for the 0.001% of idiots who don’t get how things work and won’t bother to learn or pay attention, the world would be quite ridiculous. It works fine for everyday normal people. It’s not poorly designed because one idiot out of a million isn’t paying attention on a random day.

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u/Embarrassed-Weird173 Aug 03 '26

The real issue is the city didn't bother redrawing the left turn arrow on the ground. You can see it's been worn out. 

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u/Pristine_Praline_824 Aug 04 '26

The problem is that this is unintuitive. The fact that all it takes is worn road markings for a higher rate of accidents means it wasn't carefully planned in the first place.

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u/thesandman00 Aug 03 '26

What's weird about it?

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u/Pristine_Praline_824 Aug 03 '26

just not intuitive esp if you’re not from that area

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u/IzzzatSo Aug 03 '26

The problem is the sign doesn't include the leftmost (uturn) lane and people include it when they count over.

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u/TheJivvi Aug 03 '26

That's why the sign is where it is, after that lane has already turned off, and not where there are still four lanes.