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https://www.waze.com/editor/?lon=-121.37904&lat=38.55845&zoom=7&layers=TBFTFFTTTTTTTFTTTTTTTTTFTT&segments=5934082 There are two parallel ramp paths that cover the same road surface. They should really be merged into one segment. The essence of the problem is that someone getting on...

Apparently a lot of people have this question about crossing a solid yellow line.

FAQ: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_cross ... a_driveway.

two solid yellow lines defining a median reservation. It's to be treated as if there were a physical barrier. I do not see what you are saying. It appears in the photograph that there is a lane provided for making a left turn. In most states (e.g., TX), two sets of double yellow lines form a barrie...

Please cite examples of such situations. While what you claim is certainly "possible" it's not likely, I'm not familiar with any such situations. I haven't figured out how to report sloppy edits by L3 and L5 editors: misplaced roads, missing segments, straight-through not permitted, roads...

I changed a few names to Dixonville. Every instance of "Dicksonville" should be corrected. "Dicksonville" is not an alternate name and should never be used anywhere.

Dixonville is what is used in the addresses because that is the name of the Post Office. Dixonville is correct, particularly for those within the borders of the town.

I don't know why it was ever updated to be the wrong name. No one who drives through there will see Dickson on anything.

(Wikipedia has been corrected.)

https://tools.usps.com/go/ZipLookupResu ... &zip=15734

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixonville,_Pennsylvania

Don't believe everything you read on Wikipedia. Trust the local Wazers.

Dixonville, PA, USA, is misspelled as "Dicksonville".