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CRASH! Avoiding the Dreaded Left Cross

June 17, 2011/by Waco Moore

The sun position, street configuration, traffic levels, and traffic timing all came together in a way that could have resulted in a very bad day.  Luckily, my awareness of the situation made it really easy to avoid the left cross that was brewing.

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