> Road rules say you must perform a wheel-stop at STOP signs - and also mus=
t
> look both ways and determine that way is clear.

Reminds me of a story about some young bloods in a small town that had a st=
op sign at an intersection, which was often used by officers in training do=
ing their practical.

Young bloods would see said officers standing around corner from stop sign,=
 and would go up road. Then coming speeding down road, throw out the anchor=
s and do four wheels locked through the compulsory stop. Officers would the=
n duly pull the car over and claim they hadn't stopped at the compulsory st=
op. Said officers were duly told to go and inspect the four black marks on =
the road that proved the wheels had stopped turning.

I don't recall hearing that they ever then got charged with dangerous drivi=
ng.


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