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Writer says using common sense would stop CBW crashes About: "Columbia KY Police investigate another Bloody Crossing" To ColumbiaMagazine.com: I really believe that if people would just use common sense when it comes to that intersection there would be a lot less wrecks there. What more do we need out there? A police officer directing traffic 24/7? Why on earth would anyone want to give it a name anyway? There are big stop signs and rumble strips, is that not enough for the average person? Does common sense not tell you that when you come up on a area where you have to cross another section of road that you might need to yield or stop? Why are people so quick to place blame elsewhere before they admit their own mistakes? s/Misty Claywell This story was posted on 2009-04-29 21:24:14
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