left right stuff
Joel S. Berson
Berson at ATT.NET
Fri Sep 23 03:04:35 UTC 2005
At 9/22/2005 11:32 AM, you wrote:
>The one the link should have shown was at the intersection of Bedford
>Rd. (Rte 224/4), which runs NW/SE, and
>Hartwell Rd., which tees into Bedford Rd from the SW to the NE, all just
>SE of Lexington, MA. The jug handle was for travelers heading NW on
>Bedford and wanting to go SW on Hartwell
Yes I know this too (it is actually NW of the center of Lexington, not SE).
I have finally realized that I myself have called both types of turns
"jug handles", when to me only one is -- pull off to the right before
the intersection, bear left to proceed at right angles to the
original direction, and cross the intersection. The Bedford
Rd./Hartwell Rd. and Route 9 intersections are of this type. The
example I gave of Rte 2/Bedford Rd. is of the other type -- proceed
past the intersection and make a 270 degree right turn -- is not, and
I would call it a clover-leaf exit.
Joel
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