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Originally Posted by Table 5

Maybe just a coincidence, but I've noticed a rise in the disregarded for road rules lately. Like some people seem to think that if they don't agree with a rule, they don't absolutely have to follow it.

The bridge that goes from the Zoo to Bridgeland has been under construction for the last year or so, and thus there is a no-turning sign onto Memorial. For most of the project, everyone followed along...but lately it seems like people have just decided that rule is too annoying, so no longer applies. I pass that bridge every day, and there is now a 50/50 chance that the person in front of me will turn illegally. I agree it's a bit of stupid rule there, but it's still against the law.

Same thing coming down the Edmonton Trail hill in the mornings, I see people making illegal turns into Bridgeland, despite it disrupting traffic and being potentially dangerous.

Same thing with turning into Crescent Heights during the afternoon rush hour from northbound Edmonton Trail. That road takes after its namesake.