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Exactly! So why shouldn't an Idaho stop be the default for an intersection like this, even when Idaho stops aren't permitted for all intersections?
It should. I saw someone else suggest that it's because someone turning left might make a wide turn, but.. that's nonsense. No city planner paints lines to allow wide turns. I would suggest a sign that says "Bicyclists yield to pedestrians", but that's about it.