Le 27/09/2010 13:52, Phil Cook v2 a écrit :
> The incident I see
> a lot of is on a two-lane one-way system. The car parks in the left hand
> lane, gets out into the road and then crosses to get to the Chinese
> takeaway. It's a one-way street; it's not as if you're going to be
> facing oncoming traffic or something, yet that's what everyone does.
> 

Special notice: Phil is in a country which drive on the left side.
And It's "normal" behaviour: the lane on the right is for going quicker
than the lane on the left. If they parks on the right lane, the universe
would break as the left line would have to run backward... but it's a
one way... a big no-no.

Most silly in that situation: the driver which park on the left lane get
outs of the car in the middle of the road... risking whatever might
happen. Whereas, had it parked on the right lane, (s)he wouldn't even
had to be in danger. Nahh, too easy!

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