Heading South(toward the lake) on Grant or Sioux who has the right of way coming East from the High School on Lake Street?? Who would get the ticket for not yielding if there was an accident?

 

Why to people drive in the inside(passing lane) when not turning left between Mankato and Gilmore Ave and then drive 45 mph?

 

Why to people who are turning on to Sarnia from Mankato get in the inside lane at 43 & 61 to block traffic turning left of 43 onto 61?

 

In Winona, the world wants to know!

 

Paul Double

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John N. Finn
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 5:43 PM
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Subject: [Winona] Re: uncontrolled intersections

 

I much prefer the uncontrolled intersections, especially in my neighborhood, so that we don't have the extra noise and fumes from cars and trucks completely stopping and starting. But I will admit they belong in times past when people didn't expect so much government control of behavior.

 

If, before more of our streets are rebuilt, we could incorporate traffic calming features into residential areas, the consequences of driver negligence at uncontrolled intersections would be much less severe.

 

John N. Finn

 

 

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From: Terri Hyle

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Subject: Re: [Winona] Event planning for Winona, and what it means

 

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Sure, I know the rule about uncontrolled intersections.  But I also know as a relative new-comer to Winona (I've lived here only 14 years) that many people move to Winona or visit our city, coming from cities and towns where all intersections were controlled.  This creates a completely different set of expectations and driving habits than slowing down at each intersection.  ....................

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