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AFAIK it's not illegal but I do recall a driver complaining either here or in uk.t that they had been stopped and fined for doing this, the reason given was driving without due care and attention I think.

There are places where a similar manouever makes a lot of sense, at a T-junction wishing to turn right, where there is heavy traffic and a roundabout to the left. It's nicer for all concerned to turn left got to the roundabout and do a 360 and come back the other way. It actually causes fewer holdups. Sadly at one place where I work the thick locals dont' get the point and there will always be at least one hbuttled looking mother in a car indicating right, blocking anyone from turning left and not having a chance in hell of ever being able to pull out. Or at least not until the rush hour is over.

Yes that happens often and it's just bloody dangerous. Also I suspect illegal.

Seen it, don't udnerstand it it blocks the junction and gives them very little advantage. I frequently pbutt the person who did the junction hop a few miles after the incident has cleared.

Ind: Police to set up national camera network
The other day I saw police stopping cars and interrogating drivers, seemingly at random. Then...

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