HOW TO DRIVE WITHOUT BREAKING ANY ARIZONA LAWS 

I know right? Its up to us to watch out and not let em hit us. 👁👃👁

Thank you for not texting and driving! If more people would stop texting and driving there would be a lot less deaths on the roads. Don't worry, you can just retake the test and learn from last time. There is nothing wrong with retaking the test. The only true mistake is something you don't learn from. 👍 Better to hear it from the DMV employee that you didn't make a real stop, than a cop as they write a $500 ticket! You'll get it next time. Update when you pass 🚗 ✔️ 📃

Took the test again today and passed! Thanks once again. Going to celebrate with a cruise to some Gran Turismo music.

@@wyattazcooks excellent choice 👌

Happy to help. Drive careful out there!

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 Will do!!

Happy to help. Glad you had a good trip and a safe trip!

Everything on this video is what I was taught in Drivers Ed in High School back in the 80s in Wisconsin. It's how I drive today - and my friends tell me I'm a bad driver. I haven't been in an accident since the 90s (in Los Angeles and somebody was running a red light while I was most of the way through a left turn).

I plan to. Some of it is covered on my video about left turns.

We've got some weird intersection laws but most of them make it super easy. Cool profile pic btw

Glad you liked it! I plan to remake all these with better quality some day soon.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 it’s well worth it especially for drivers my age coming onto our roads soon I’m in Mesa az people drive out here like jackasses

I don't have Coolidge video (yet) but the state law is the same. Just be sure to stop completely at stop signs, don't rush and don't speed. You will be fine! Thank you for watching. I plan to remake and expand my videos in the near future. I'm glad you found them useful!

I did find them very helpful and thank you so much for replying back to me. I do have more questions, I hope it's ok to ask you? As I can't find answers to any of them. My UK driving license has expired now and the written test I did has also expired, when I did that test, I didn't know I'd have to take the road test and I didn't feel ready, then Covid hit and everything shut down so now it's expired. Can I still do the road test without having a valid UK licence? And will I have to redo the written test all over again? 😞 Do I get the same road test as a student or will it be different because I drove for 20 years back home...I'm sorry for the million questions..so they don't really ask many questions on signs etc? Just a few about the lanes etc? I just don't know what to study as I can't find any answers to my questions and I'm so frustrated 😞 Thank you again for everything and I will continue to watch the rest of your videos 🖤

@Niki Strouthos no worries. I don't know if you can renew the UK license online, but an AZ permit can be renewed for a small fee . I don't think you need to take the test again to renew it.. (I could be wrong - call them to be sure) Or, once you renew the AZ learners' permit, you can take a license test at the DMV and get licensed the next day. Let me know if that answers your questions. Worst case scenario, you will have to take the online permit test (10 minutes or so) and then go in person to do the 5 minute driving test at the DMV

@Niki Strouthos if you do have to retake the permit test, the answers are direct quotes from the handbook at the DMV. You can also find the AZ drivers manual free online . There are practice tests you can take that are identical to the real test online as well. Don't worry it's easy. Mostly tedious questions about who has right-of-way and how close to park from a crosswalk, how far to stay behind a fire truck, etc

I have a Tempe video on my channel

The #1 most common regret new drivers have in my experience is that they don't know all the street names and directions... Don't worry, you're not supposed to know that stuff right away when you're new. It comes in time, just start with your local area, start remembering street names around you, your mental map will grow if you just remember street names close to you, then further away. Also you can try using maps to see your direction, or if your car has a little digital compass that helps a lot. If you know where you're heading and where you are, you can never get lost. But don't worry it takes *years* in a big city like PHX. We are the same size as Philadelphia. Focus on local area, grow the mental map over time. Drive careful out there 🚗

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 wow thank you😊😊

Yes and yes.

Good question, I get this one often from students. It's a common misconception that all solid lines are illegal to cross. There are many solid lines that are fine to cross. (Bike lane lines, HOV lane lines, yellow lane, etc..) You are referring to solid lines on 2 lane highways or mountain roads and passing/no passing zones in the center line. (When one car has a dotted line, it is OK to pass cars, but if one has the solid line, it is illegal to pass.) In city roads, if there were two solid yellow lines on the yellow lane, it would be illegal, but as I am not making a passing maneuver, but entering a turning lane, it is fine. Basically a solid line can designate a special lane, a turning lane or whether it's a passing or no passing zone depending on context. And there are a few times when it is OK to cross solid lines. Hope that helps!

Great questions. Left turns take the left (closest) lane unless there is more than one turning lane. If there are two or more turning lanes, you end up in the same lane you start from. Lane 1 turns into lane 1, lane 2 turns into lane 2. Unless it's a freeway exit.. lol those are also different. In the roundabout on Happy Valley, only the outside (right) lane yields to the left lane. Only the outside lane turns out of the roundabout. I personally always take the inside lane (shortest distance) unless I plan to turn. But that's just my preference. Hope that helps. Let me know if any other questions.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 Thank you so much for your help! I really appreciate it! God bless you!

@@c4rlosraven I saw your comment about using wireless devices being illegal on my notifications, but it doesn't show up in the comments section. It's illegal to be touching your phone/gps with any part of your body while moving. You can pull over and use your phone, or input an address in GPS, but your hands or body can't be touching it while driving. Bluetooth is ok. Hands free is ok.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 Yeah i thought the comment wasn`t sent because of my internet connection, sent you another comment and edited to see if it worked and said ''nevermind lol''. But thank you so much! Know i finally understood this whole wireless device situation. Once again thank you. Your videos are amazing and they're really helping me.

@@c4rlosraven glad to help. 😎Thx for watching

It's usable for both sides, as long as there isn't a double solid yellow line on your side.

Lot of different driving laws there!. I dont know anyone specific but i have seen a lot of california driving videos.

MoonlightBby yes, I do. do you mean the maryvale one on 51st?

Just call Deer Valley Driving School. 602 434 7209 ask to have Branden!

Right on red must yield to all vehicles in the intersection, so no. If someone is turning left with a green or green arrow (or making a u turn) you have to wait til theres no one.

True. It is illegal to change lanes within 100 feet of approaching an intersection, crosswalk or train tracks.

There are no laws against pulling out in the middle of an intersection to wait for a clear left turn in AZ. You don't always have to do it. Sometimes you should not. If there is a really heavy traffic time like rush hour, or if the intersection has poor visibility from the left turn lane, I do not. Only after i have seen the traffic to the sides stop at their red light, and if I can see without the car across the street blocking my view, then I will move out and a little to the left(without going over the center line) to wait. This makes the line of your turn smaller and quicker (safer) and allows you to make the light, because if you pull up in the middle when its still green, you get to finish the turn if yellow/red (after all the other cars across and to sides slow to a stop and its clear) Just remember if you go out there, you are past the point of no return. You have to clear out if the green signal ends, IF it's safe to. In AZ left turns never have right of way. (If you crash on a left, police probably going to be putting you at fault.) It is always legal to refuse to pull out in the middle, even if it takes 27 minutes, just stay behind the line, even until it turns red. wait til the next round of the signal to give a green arrow so you can make a safer turn. Lmk if any other questions!

No worries. 👍 call Deer Valley Driving School. 5 stars on Google reviews www.deervalleydrivingschool.com/ Ask for Branden to be your instructor.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 thank you

Unfortunately I'm not really out there often. Maybe after I do some more videos though. Just don't speed and make complete stops and you can pass any AZ test. They're only like 5 minutes. What you can do in the meantime is hang out in the parking lot at the DMV, watch someone do the 3 point turn, and follow them (from a non suspicious distance) through the test to see the route.

At 10:17, the car rushed a left turn at a high speed, when they should have waited. They also turned left over a "gore area," or painted triangle of lines on the ground. In our state this can be a $300 ticket and 3 points on your license. They should have pulled into the middle of the gap and waited for oncoming traffic to pass before turning. U turns on red are sometimes legal in AZ due to our intersection law being different than the way it is written in other states. The short answer is yes, it can be legal in many intersections, but you have to know the law regarding what defines an intersection boundary here vs. other states. And the reason why is a little complicated... Many times in AZ intersections, the crosswalk (not part of the intersection under AZ law) is far enough out ahead at the intersection, and the median island is spaced far enough back, that a U turn can be made without the car crossing the "prolongation of the lateral curb lines" and entering the intersection. If that is the case, and the car making a U turn on a red signal has made a complete stop, and yielded to *all* other traffic at the intersection, (and if the layout of the intersection allows it) a u turn can be made on red, without it being illegal. But it is never something that you will *need* to do, it's just technically not always illegal due to AZ intersection law and the way it is written. In my decades of driving in this city, i have never needed to, it's just a cool flex you can do here, since it's sometimes not technically illegal. "Lateral curb line" is the term to search for more info on this, There should be some images that come up from AZ, including a Twitter page from a Gilbert, AZ police dept with a picture. Here is one quick reference to the site you mentioned: www.google.com/amp/s/www.abc15.com/news/operation-safe-roads/operation-safe-roads-is-it-legal-to-make-a-u-turn-on-a-red-light%3f_amp=true This diagram has the red lines at the lateral curb lime boundary, showing a situation where this would be legal in AZ since the car never truly entered the intersection by passing the red line: imgur.io/gallery/1rrTYnC To answer your 3rd question, AZaw says Right on red must yield to "All vehicles in the intersection." (Including U turns) But if both vehicles had a red signal, neither has the right of way. (Many times this can be the case)

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 Thanks so much!

Email me branden.carnahan@yahoo.com with your name and phone #.

Good questions! Yes if you space out, or wait too long for no reason you can lose 2 points. You can lose 20 and still pass, so it's not a big deal. If you're waiting because you can't see or arent sure it's safe, there's no penalty. If it's your right of way and someone waves you on, like at a 4 way stop. Give them a chance to go, and if they refuse to go, and are waiting on you, better to keep it moving than to hold up traffic. This does happen sometimes on road tests. I use my best judgement if I can see the student is trying to be safe I won't mark them down.

Thank you so much! I’ve had my permit for a year so I should have plenty experience but I’m still scared! I broke my arm so that’s why it’s taken me so long haha. Ps: you should do a test video in Tucson if you ever get the chance!

Hopefully you have like this in green valley arizona thanks for this vedio I have my driving test next week hope I pass this time

Good question. It is specifically illegal to speed up on a yellow. Not only is it illegal, its stupid too. Let those idiots honk their little heads off. If its not an ambulance or fire truck honking, ignore it. I have been honked at for stopping at red lights and stop signs. You are going to get honked at by rude or stupid people for your whole life. Ignore it. They arent the boss of the road. Always approach intersections with your foot ready over the brake. Intersections are the place where most of the crashes and deaths happen on the road. They are the most likely place that someone's going to run, turn or jump out in front of you. Going through the most dangerous place on the road with your foot on the gas just makes it take longer to stop and will make the car accident have way more energy when an accident does happen at the intersection, causing a normal crash to become a fatal crash or a pileup. In the law ARS 28-701 it says you should reduce your speed to whatever is reasonable approaching intersections and train tracks. If that means you have to slow down, then go slower through the intersection to see better If somebody is following you so closely that they can hit you if you stop when the light turns yellow, then they will be buying you a free car because if you rear-end somebody you are always at fault. It is never your fault if someone rear-ends you.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 thank you so much . I usually pick a point of no return, if I’m to close to stop, I go through. But if I have time to break, I slow down and come to a complete stop. I noticed a lot of people in Arizona try to beat the light

@@Nessamoniiqueee yes we are #1 in the country for red light running. A lot of careless and reckless drivers out there.

Freeways are 55 if no sign.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 Ahh freeways, I was thinking of the main city streets

Yes it is true and you should. Good question

To illustrate a point, the car across the street in the left turn lane was partially blocking my view. Never go if your view is even a little blocked. Could be a car or motorcycle hauling ass hiding behind them and the crash is your fault if turning left.

Must have permit 1st. Then license test after you've had enough hours behind the wheel.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 I thought only those under the age of 18 were required to get a permit first?

@@ronr.511 You're right, idk how I missed that!

@@ronr.511 If you are over 18, you do not have to get a permit before your license if you're ready to take the test. However, if you still need to practice first then you need to take the written test and get an instruction permit still. You can't be behind the wheel unless you have a permit or license. The difference between an over 18 and under 18 permit is that over 18 there's no mandatory waiting period in between. Once you get the permit you can take the test at any point after when you feel ready.

I didn't understand at the time either because I thought that if you have a green light, you automatically have the right of way. This is not true. You never just "have the right of way" if someone else doesn't yield to you, by jumping out in front. Since the other guy ignored the light, failed to yield, and ran the light, he did not yield the right of way to me. It was my responsibility to look and make sure the intersection was actually clear before just blindly entering because the light was green. It's just a green light bulb. It doesn't have any real power or intelligence, to warn of incoming danger. It's up to you to use your eyeballs to check that the area is really clear before you drive your car through it Since I was just zoned out looking straight in front of me, not paying attention to what was about to happen on the side, the officer's opinion was that I could have prevented this, but didn't. Since I failed to look for potential hazards, and could have stopped and avoided the crash if I was paying attention, but chose to just trust a light bulb, and not look around first, I was found partially at fault for failure to avoid a collision. This was at 51st and Bell road in Glendale. There are 3 wooden crosses at the sides of this intersection, memorials to others that have lost their lives at this light. There are many more people that DONT have memorials at the stop light where they died, that we don't know about. 59 ave and Indian School, for example is the most dangerous intersection in the state. There are zero crosses / roadside memorials there, so not a lot of people don't realize that there are over 180 crashes a year at just that one stoplight! ALL of them are preventable. Moral of the story: you never know what kind of drunk or entitled person is going to do something stupid and cause an accident, but if you're always on the lookout, you can see it coming and brake to avoid getting hit. Just look both ways before entering an intersection, YOU make sure it's all clear. Don't just be a dumb kid like I was and trust a green light bulb.

Good question. The school by my house is similar. If the portable sign is out, it's a zero tolerance 15mph zone with double fines. Some schools leave them out all day or forget to take them down, but the police can and do ticket you for going over.

Thank you for the advice. If our law only specifically mentions slowing down between the portable signs, it's probably best to always heed to them.

@wyattazcooks thank you for watching! I love when people ask questions like this. Im always happy to talk traffic laws. AZ Title 28-701 paragraph B: "B. Except as provided in subsections C and D of this section or except if a special hazard requires a lesser speed, any speed in excess of the following speeds is prima facie evidence that the speed is too great and therefore unreasonable: 1. Fifteen miles per hour approaching a school crossing. 2. Twenty-five miles per hour in a business or residential district..." The title of this law is "Reasonable and Prudent Speed; Prima Facie Evidence; Exceptions." This is the law usually cited in speeding tickets on public roads. Technically it is always illegal 24/7 to exceed 15mph in any marked school crosswalk in AZ. This law also does not mention signs need to be posted or any other requirement. The conventional wisdom is that only on a school day or if a special sign is active, is the 15mph enforced. (Only school hours on school days.) I mostly agree with this. The only exception I can think of is if the school is hosting a special event after hours and there will be many pedestrians around nearby. This is common even during summer months. For that reason I usually just go with 15 mph on a school day always, 25 if not a school day but go 15 if the school appears to be occupied or if pedestrians nearby. 👍 The law revolves around the phrase "reasonable and prudent" and I think that is safely reasonable in court with a judge.

@@wyattazcooks I like your Mitsubishi engine profile pic. Is it a 4G63T?

Your excerpt on reasonable and prudent speeds at school crosswalks is interesting. I was referring to 28-797 paragraphs D, F and H: "D. When the school crossings are established, school authorities shall place within the highway the portable signs indicating that school is in session... School authorities shall maintain these signs when school is in session and shall cause them to be removed within one hour after the end of a school session or pursuant to an agreement with a city or town." "F. A vehicle shall not proceed at a speed of more than fifteen miles per hour between the portable signs placed on the highway indicating that there shall be no passing, that school is in session and that the driver shall stop when children are in the crosswalk." "H. A vehicle approaching the crosswalk shall not proceed at a speed of more than fifteen miles per hour between the portable signs placed on the highway indicating that there shall be no passing, that school is in session, that the driver shall stop when children are in the crosswalk and that the civil penalty will double." What these laws seem to imply to me is that the speed restriction is only relevant when the signs are on the road. D suggests they are temporary, by giving a deadline for schools to remove them. F relies on the signs, while H says 15mph approaching crosswalks is only necessary in between the signs. Good eye on the engine. Galant VR-4 showing the world a turbo 4 cylinder can kick. Only topped by the Legacy GT's EJ255 in my book.

Of course. I work for Deer Valley Driving School. 5 star rated on Google reviews. Call the main office 602-434-7209 and ask for Branden to be your instructor. You can do just one or two if you want to take the test yourself, or sign up for 4 or even 8 lessons if you want to do the whole thing through us. Of course you could just do the one or two lessons and then use this video to Ace the test, that would be the least expensive way.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 how much is it for the entire 8 lessons?I want to take the test next month

@@floresvlogz4842 I think it's around 1000 bucks for 8 lessons, 500 or so for the 4 lessons, probably half that for 2. 4 or more lessons includes the test and waiver if you pass, so you don't have to do road test at the DMV. I don't know all the exact prices I just do the teaching, but I can tell you for the money, ours is one of the best values you can get. A lot of school's out there charge the same or more but have less experienced and lower skilled instructors. Or just old retired teachers or retired cops, and a LOT of cops drive like complete trash. Beware of really cheap driving schools, they are sometimes unlicensed and uninsured. I see them sometimes around town.

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 well the higher the price the better the quality. I'm going to save your information of your drivers school. Thank you:)

Email me branden.carnahan@ yahoo

Call Deer Valley Driving School 602 434 7209 ask to have Branden as your instructor 👍

Good question. A lot of new drivers struggle with this! For everyone, the root cause is different. For some, it's just fear of getting in a crash, for others it's a mix of other factors. (Naturally anxious personality, fear of failing, etc) Having anxiety about doing dangerous things is normal. Car accidents are the leading cause of death for people under 25. So it's natural to be nervous. There isn't a one size fits all cure for everyone, although I can tell you it's definitely not drugs 😂. Practice often (within your abilities) if you're only comfortable with parking lots and neighborhoods, then just do that 50 times until it bores you. Move up to gradually busier and bigger roads until you get used to it. Eventually it will become easy. If you can, book some driving lessons. Getting exposure to difficult situations with a professional driver next to you can be a much safer alternative (although sometimes costly) to risking your own car. Send me an email to branden.carnahan@yahoo.com if you need to book some lessons. I can put you in touch with my driving school.

1. Practice more. There is no substitute for practice. There's no shortcut. You just have to get in there every day and practice something, anything.. Whether it's parking 10 times forward and 10 times backed in until you can do it every time easy, or just driving 10 minutes a day around the neighborhood, you gotta get out there more.. The *only* people I ever see with driving anxiety long term are those with the least amount of hours behind the wheel. Either their parents won't let them practice, or they are older and no one to drive with them.. Get out there more, (do only what you are comfortable with - even if that means only one block around in your neighborhood every day for a month, some practice is better than none. Stay in that one block and never leave it til you are comfortable with it 100%) Then *slowly* add more roads to your drive, and learn the area. 2. Learn the rules of the road, know them well. Spend time studying and learning it online. Everything you see will make more sense if you really understand who has right of way and why. Making order out of the chaos takes the fear out of the equation. Here's every driving law in the whole state: www.azleg.gov/arsDetail/?title=28 Sometimes I will just scroll through this when I'm bored and look for something that interests me, like, what is a reasonable and prudent speed, and when are u-turns illegal...etc. You can always learn something new. If you know something inside and out, it can't intimidate you. Hope this helps. Drive careful out there!

BR XO isn't getting honked at a little better than getting hurt or killed in a crash? I worry less about what strangers think, and more about keeping myself and my passengers safe. it is legal to pull up into the middle everywhere, but it's not always wise. Knowing the difference takes time... In general, Gore area improves view, pull into the middle if your left turn lane has one, and if you can see. no gore area: use extreme caution pulling up into middle, and only if you can see whole road. If you can't see, wait until you can. There are a lot of variations and every intersection is a little different. Some without gore areas are laid out where you can see, some with gore areas are still blind. The point is to be careful because with the speeds people drive and run red lights at, it can easily kill you to guess wrong if you couldn't see and went out there anyways.

Yes that is a very common question people ask. Thank you!

I am. Probably always will be, I love this job.

How do I schedule a lesson?

@@sadejohnson5372 call deer valley driving school 602-434-7209 Check out our Google reviews, 5 stars Make sure to get Branden as your instructor. You can get just one lesson, 2, 4, 8, or even 12 lesson packages. Look forward to seeing you soon!

I'm not sure what you mean, can you be more specific? If possible, include the time in video you are referring to. Thx

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 26.18 time frame. When u pull out to yellow lane to get across the street. I thought u had to stop , wait till clear then merge into the lane. Cause then other people from opposite way go into that same yellow lane to turn opposite of u. Which can cause an accident. I will check dmv website

U know once in the yellow lane dnt drive, stop turn blinker on then merge when u can.

@@carlabainter9848 26.18 is the total time of the video, I was asking the time in the video you were referring to. If you are turning left onto a large road, you may choose to either turn into the travel lanes if it's clear, or... Pull into yellow lane, stop, wait for traffic to clear up, accelerate for up to 200 feet and merge. You can also pull into yellow lane, keep moving, and accelerate up to speed and merge with traffic. You don't have to stop in yellow lane if there's no traffic to wait for. AZ law prohibits driving in yellow lane more than 200 feet. (About distance between street lights or telephone poles, or about 5 seconds at normal speed.) Does that answer your question?

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 yes thank you

🤔 dude whaaaaat? That statement is so misinformed I can't tell if you're joking.. but just in case you aren't, there are *so many* laws about right of way in AZ! Here's a few of the basics: ARS 28-792 "...the driver of a vehicle shall yield the *right-of-way* , slowing down or stopping if need be in order to yield, to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within a crosswalk when the pedestrian is on the half of the roadway on which the vehicle is traveling" ARS 28-776 "Pedestrians and the operators of all vehicles, except emergency vehicles, shall yield the *right-of-way* to each vehicle that is a part of a funeral procession" ARS 28-771 .C " A vehicle entering a freeway from an acceleration lane, a ramp or any other approach road shall yield the *right-of-way* to a vehicle on the main roadway of the freeway" ARS 28-771 "A. When two vehicles enter or approach an intersection from different streets or highways at approximately the same time, the driver of the vehicle on the left shall yield the *right-of-way* to the vehicle on the right." ARS 28-772 "The driver of a vehicle within an intersection intending to turn to the left shall yield the *right-of-way* to a vehicle that is approaching from the opposite direction and that is within the intersection or so close to the intersection as to constitute an immediate hazard" ARS 28-773 "The driver of a vehicle shall stop in obedience to a stop sign as required by section 28-855 and then proceed with caution yielding to vehicles that are not required to stop..." (Yielding means giving right of way to someone else.) ARS 28-774 "The driver of a vehicle about to enter or cross a highway from a private road or driveway shall yield the *right-of-way* to all closely approaching vehicles on the highway" ARS 28-775 (emergency vehicles) "...from a distance of five hundred feet to the front of the vehicle and that is giving an audible signal by siren, exhaust whistle or bell, the driver of another vehicle shall: 1. *Yield the right-of-way* " ARS 28-777 "person driving a golf cart or a neighborhood electric vehicle pursuant to section 28-721, subsection C shall yield the *right-of-way* ..." There are so many right of way laws in AZ. That's just a few of the big ones, I can show more if you like. Or you can learn more at the online law library at this link: www.azleg.gov/arsDetail/?title=28

Just leave on time 🤦 it's not the cautious (or overly cautious) driver in front of you's fault that you didn't leave on time today. (Talk about entitled... imagine thinking it's other people's fault you left too late) There is absolutely nothing wrong with being able to see 100% before you take a risky left turn across 3 lanes of oncoming traffic. Since any crash during a left turns fault is usually the one making the left, and likelihood of severe injury or death due to increased odds of a T Bone crash...it makes sense for new drivers to be cautious. Sorry you chose to see this positive as a negative. There are intersections where you should pull out into the middle (59th Ave and Bell, 83 Ave and Happy Valley, Cave Creek rd and Union Hills Rd, intersections with a gore area and the left turn traffic across the street does not block your view) There are also places where pulling out is NOT a good choice and just makes the car across from you bigger and block your view more (39 ave/happy valley -in the video, 99th ave and Mc Dowell, 59th Ave and Greenway, etc.) "...most Arizona drivers that don't pull up..." 1. It's not most Arizona drivers. Most Arizona drivers do pull up. 2. It's not a legal requirement anywhere to pull into the intersection before a left turn . I'm sorry you chose to take this outlook. It's a free country. Choose to see whatever you like. I understand your frustration but it is hard to imagine allowing something so tiny to ruin my day. However, despite the mild inconvenience, I am glad less people may die as a result of being more careful, and I'm glad about that. It's all perspective. 👀

@@plopping-wetlyacademyofmot9639 I can guess that you might be a liberal. Have you even considered how many people are on this planet that you might have to deal with? Some people want to clog up the system, some people just wanna go.

@@HEATER_ you guessed wrong, Einstein. 🤦wtf would a stranger's political views have to do with traffic? What a *profoundly* dumb thing to say. Is it easier for you to judge and label someone as beneath you if they were a "liberal"? That's small-minded bigotry. I feel sorry for anyone that has to tolerate your arrogance and entitlement every day. They deserve a medal. Shouldn't you be out running red lights, tailgating old ladies in the slow lane, or did you type all that while driving on the freeway? You understand so little about traffic, you have no place here with a real professional. I am going to have to bill you if you keep wasting my time. (You can't afford what I charge.) Have a better day. Hope you someday grow and see things from a different perspective, and treat others better.