This post couldn't have come at a better time! I posted yesterday about some idiot who blew the intersection and the TWO, not one, but TWO!, signs saying there's a stop sign ahead (stand corrected from my other thread on the topic). For those of you who didn't know this, this smaller 'city' of Iron Mountain, MI I drive through on a daily basis was actually ranked within the top 10 locations in the entire U.S. where you really have to watch out when driving there. It's pathetic as I see so many people around there get extremely close to getting into an accident for not using their turn signals. However, I drive around Madison a lot when I'm back at school and haven't seen nearly as many close calls on the beltline (US 12/14/18) where people actually USE their signals and let others merge when needed. There's a huge difference in the amount of people using the beltline down in Madison, while a small city of around 15,000 cannot seem to have enough sense to be courteous to others on the road and let them know where they're going before it's too late.
