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Highway 114 does not have to stop for the intersection, however, the speed through Grayridge is reduced to 35 or 45mph. For more information, check out the accident report by the MSHP at http://www.mshp.dps.mo.gov/...
-- Posted by Luck_Has_IT on Sat, Oct 11, 2008, 8:58 am CDT
It doesn's say that it is a 4 way stop. It says vehicles traveling north and south have a stop sign, but those traveling east and west apparently do not.
-- Posted by jo on Fri, Oct 10, 2008, 2:49 pm CDT
I wondered the same thing? The writer indicates it is a 4-way, and the bus stopped. But whether or not the SUV did is unclear. It sounds like the driver of the SUV didn't stop, but the writer didn't want to place blame? Maybe the police report wasn't recorded? It is unclear.
-- Posted by gofigure on Fri, Oct 10, 2008, 1:12 pm CDT
Am I missing something? Is this a 4-way stop? Did the SUV run a stop-sign? What caused the accident?
-- Posted by JELLYBEAN on Fri, Oct 10, 2008, 12:42 pm CDT
I know what the writer meant, but isn't it funny to describe which side of the bus the SUV hit by using the phrase, "passenger side"? Which side of the bus doesn't have passengers? Both sides of the bus have passengers, right? So which side did the SUV hit? Then I realized the writer meant the side of the bus that a front seat passenger would be on if the bus were a car/truck ;-) Much easier to say it the way the writer did!
-- Posted by gofigure on Fri, Oct 10, 2008, 11:26 am CDT
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Highway 114 does not have to stop for the intersection, however, the speed through Grayridge is reduced to 35 or 45mph. For more information, check out the accident report by the MSHP at http://www.mshp.dps.mo.gov/...
It doesn's say that it is a 4 way stop. It says vehicles traveling north and south have a stop sign, but those traveling east and west apparently do not.
I wondered the same thing? The writer indicates it is a 4-way, and the bus stopped. But whether or not the SUV did is unclear. It sounds like the driver of the SUV didn't stop, but the writer didn't want to place blame? Maybe the police report wasn't recorded? It is unclear.
Am I missing something? Is this a 4-way stop? Did the SUV run a stop-sign? What caused the accident?
I know what the writer meant, but isn't it funny to describe which side of the bus the SUV hit by using the phrase, "passenger side"? Which side of the bus doesn't have passengers? Both sides of the bus have passengers, right? So which side did the SUV hit? Then I realized the writer meant the side of the bus that a front seat passenger would be on if the bus were a car/truck ;-) Much easier to say it the way the writer did!