Honestly, I don't think there's a lot other than take your medication, ask for help when you need it and be aware of how it effects you. I think a lot of the responsibility resides on those around you to try and help when needed and to be understanding. I'm sorry for making light of a...
Even if a road has a posted speed limit that is to high, who determined that? Using what way system of scientifically proven measurement. The city will always say that the speed limit wasn't to high, they'll say that you (or your brother) were going at an unsafe speed given the current...
A messed up system is how the US rolls. :icgyu: Generally who ever is at fault pays all the bills unless it's an act of nature. The rule of thumb is you should always be able to stop with out leaving your lane or causing further damage or accidents. My sister processes accident claims so I hear...
Most road signs are put up from the beginning. And when new ones need to be added they often wait until they do road work or for scheduled intervals. This way they can put up signs, make changes, etc with out relating it to a particular problem. Also, I bet a city can't put up a sign any...
Doing nothing is cheapest and doing something is an acknowledgement that theirs a problem. As soon as they acknowledge the problem, if they decide to do nothing it becomes negligence and thus if a lawsuit occures, it's a lot more expensive and damning. As long as no one sues it's a problem...
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