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richms: Actually I would be jumping the gun and getting a claim in with the bus company for the damage to the door.
cep32:
With the lane lines shown in the aerial leading straight through on Kilmore St and two exit lanes on Kilmore St to the west then it is reasonable to assume you can travel through to Kilmore on both. Without arrows in the lanes between the two intersections you are allowed to make any movement you like from any lane as long as you indicate your intent and give way. The more I look at it the more I'm sure the bus is technically and legally in the wrong.
KevinL:mattwnz:coffeebaron: There are two big clearly marked green signs on the approach to this intersection. Definitely very clear cut OP was in the wrong.
I can see those signs now, but they are not exactly accurate, as they show it to be a smooth curve. But the actual intersection appears to be 2 x 90 degree turns.
It's actually fairly accurate if you look at the aerial shot and the road markings at the intersection:?http://goo.gl/maps/7xhBC
richms: Actually I think it more reflects on the crapness of that intersection than NZ drivers.
It really depends if it is one intersection or 2, if they can PROVE that the car came from the place with those lane markings on it etc. Its a total ballsup of an intersection and the road really should go up the middle of that park space and be a straightfoward 4 way intersection.
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