Do you ever not turn right on red?

Ugh. Your, not you’re.

Maybe - you’d have to give more context. :slight_smile:

{Fixed your “you’re” for you. :slight_smile: }It is technically an optional turn, but everyone is in their cars trying to get somewhere - if you want to do the stuff you do while parking, just park. If you want to drive, then drive.

As for escalation, it’s usually pretty clear when a driver is retaliating against another driver or trying to teach them a lesson - you cut me off, I honked at you, and now you aren’t turning on the red to show me who’s boss, etc.

If I’m not taking an optional turn, it’s because for one reason or another, I don’t feel safe taking it. And if I’m sitting behind someone who’s not taking an optional turn, I assume they’re not taking it because they don’t feel safe doing so. It doesn’t harm me any.

I know you were doiing it to be kind to Ivory, but we do have the rule about not changing text in quotes, which still applies even in jokes or for well-intentioned purposes. Just a reminder.

Don’t you dare change it back…

:smiley:

Huh - I thought that would be okay since not only did I note the change, but the original writer requested it. Okay, duly noted.

If you hadn’t said anything, you could have claimed the grammar/spell checker did it automatically. That’s what [del]I do[/del] my browser does with typos. :slight_smile: