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Big Al Owens: It's important to stop behind painted stop line Big Al Owens writes: I have noticed in my years of driving a Big Rig that most people do not stop behind the painted stop line at many intersections. The stop lines are there for a reason and usually they are there so that Big Rigs can make their turns safely. When cars are half past the stop line or a full car length past the stop line, this makes it difficult for truckers, also people either do not pay attention or are distracted by other sources to see what is going on around them. - -Big Al OwensComments re article 57487 Its gonna get hit Writer had to back up to get out of way This story was posted on 2013-02-08 03:30:22
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