Do you stop at stop signs?
I view these red octagons as completely redundant placards designed to line the pockets of signage companies.
It would be blatantly obvious that you need to "stop" when a car is speeding in your direction from your right/left.
In fact, it's quite an insult to my intelligence. Are Americans this stupid and/or robotic?
For what it's worth, I absolutely blow through stop signs when there are no cars. As in, don't even bother tapping my brakes. I don't go through a dance for the sake of dancing.
Before you argue nonsensically, use this as food for thought: The city of Paris has NO stop signs. None. And accident rates are comparable to New York City.
You'd be surprised.
Liar
https://www.thelocal.fr/20121004/paris-only-has-one-stop-sign-police
I shitpost on WSO when approaching a stop sign
I slow down.
Stop signs are usually put in places where there can be blind spots or harder to see turns and therefore give people more caution than a slow down sign. Good for Paris, but all other major European cities have them and they have comparable accident rates to major US ones.
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