ATLANTA AP - Making a left turn sounds simple enough. But after considering a lawsuit by a frustrated motorist, Georgia's Supreme Court says the state traffic law governing left turns is so baffling that it violates the constitution.Georgia's mystifying left-hand rule was struck down Monday by the state's top court.
June 08, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – Making a left turn sounds simple enough. But after considering a lawsuit by a frustrated motorist, Georgia’s Supreme Court says the state traffic law governing left turns is so baffling that it violates the constitution.
Georgia’s mystifying left-hand rule was struck down Monday by the state’s top court.
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