Posted by jon f mn on January 28, 2014 at 06:35:25 from (70.194.192.163):
In Nj. today and enjoying the time here. They have some unusual road quirks that can cause some confusion for out of towners. on the main roads they have places where you make right turns only, even for left turns. Sometimes you just turn right, then left on the cross street. Other times you go past the intersection and turn right and go around the block to the cross street. That is unless it is a left turn, which happens too, sometimes, but not always, unless they do something else. Then there are the u-turns which should not be confused with the Michigan suicide u-turns or the Texas u-turns on the interstate exits, which are pretty ingenious but very confusing for non-texans.
So what are the most confusing or strange road systems you've been on?
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