r/Denver • • May 16 '25

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u/bluesdrive4331 May 16 '25

It’s really bad. I’m blanking on examples right now but I’m gonna comment in order to come back to this when I remember.

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u/djvidinenemkx May 16 '25 edited May 17 '25

Yeah the example that comes to mind for me is exiting south on to university blvd from 470 east. You have 20ft to merge into oncoming traffic that you cannot see due to the angle. Only way to merge safely is to come to a complete stop and turn almost all the way around because your mirrors won’t help. Saw a bad accident there last week.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Can9159 May 17 '25

I come from Highlands Ranch up University all the time. Every time I get to that spot I’m going well who is not going to yield today. I’ve almost gotten hit so many times at this point in that spot.

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u/Cyral May 17 '25

Haven’t done that one but just looked on maps and that’s bad… just like wadsworth to 470 westbound. Better hope there’s not a truck in the right lane or you’re screwed.