Submitted by drew on

Traffic Quiz 7

Where do you stop in relation to a stop sign?

A. As far out into the main road as possible and as far left as possible in the lane.

B. One or more car lengths before you get to  the stop sign.

C. Anywhere you like. 

D. With your front bumper even with the stop  sign, stop line, pedestrian markings or curb, in the center of your lane.

Moliner’s Answer :

A. As far out into the main road as possible and as far left as possible in the lane.

  • Sometimes there is limited visibility onto the main street, but even if you can clearly see everything, you might want to do this, just so everyone can see you.
  • Any cars turning left from the main street will have to perform a sharp, slow turn in order to get around your car. The driver will probably give you a dirty look, too.

(Also acceptable)

C. Anywhere you like

Conventional Answer:

D. At the stop sign, markings or curb.

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RocketDock with multiple bars\docks

Submitted by drew on

It seems there is plenty of interest about how to make RocketDock work with two or more docks or bars. Most answers say to use additional docking programs--one for each dock you want. Or use a commercial program that offers multiple docks. I think RocketDock is excellent except I want more than one. I finally figured out how to do it!

Let's first point out that RD is licensed under the Creative Commons license and it explicitly says "You are free... to Remix--to adapt the work." And also to redistribute.