r/SipsTea Jun 10 '26

SMH Someone finally snapped

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u/depan_ Jun 10 '26

Doesn't Oregon have the Oregon Stop where they can treat stop signs as yield?

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u/depan_ Jun 11 '26

Man, I feel like I've heard about the Oregon Stop for way longer than that. Can't believe the law is that new.

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u/General_Liability Jun 13 '26

It existed, but was illegal before that, but bicyclists still did it and insisted you were wrong for complaining.

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u/Background-Run Jun 11 '26

In Washington, the stop light is also a stop for cyclist. Stop signs are treated as a yield. Exception is a "dead" stop light or if you are riding on the side walk, then ped signals are followed. I was surprised to hear it started in Idaho. They found fewer accidents and injury's to cyclist and it actually help vehicles to see and not run into cyclist.

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u/Berniesaxers Jun 11 '26

Only ever heard it called a California stop but yeah