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cdl and cass, absolutely. I think that basically everybody does the same thing, which is to balance their knowledge of the law with other factors such as the penalties for non-compliance, the probability of being caught, the perception of the danger (or lack of it) their activities bring on themselves or others, and, most importantly, the societal norms in which we operate. Different people making these same judgements will come to somewhat different conclusions and thus behave differently. I'm sure few cyclists would signal a right turn in a residential neighbourhood in Etobicoke on a quiet Sunday with no traffic around, though it is the law that they must do so. Between that and behaving crazily, there is some difference for a range of opinion.
What I object to is the notion that some people have put forward that the law is the law and they obey it faithfully and so should everyone else.
What I object to is the notion that some people have put forward that the law is the law and they obey it faithfully and so should everyone else.