Stanley Roberts asked me to come out yesterday for one of his &#8220;People Behaving Badly&#8221; segments and help explain how drivers should legally make a right-turn, since CBS 5 didn&#8217;t get it quite right. Roberts still didn&#8217;t touch on the point that CBS got wrong &#8212; drivers can&#8217;t just jump in front of people on…

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