Puzzle Description:

if your going strait and fast you get priority....

#1: david bryan (bdaved) on Sep 25, 2008

I enjoy most solving the puzzles you can solve without knowing the order of the clues; that is, you take the numbers in each row and column and assume they are in no particular order. You then solve the puzzle logically. I always start a puzzle like that and am pleased when I find one that can be completed in that fashion. Not all puzzles can be solved like this, but this one is an excellent and challenging example of one that can. Thank you very much.

I liked this one very much. It was a challenge, and a nice picture when it was finished. Merci!

So, when is that ever NOT the case (that whoever is going straight and fast has priority, unless they are running a red light or stop sign?)

Hey David, what do you mean about the clues being or not being in order?

I know Adam its commun sense to let the driver going in the right direction pass before cutting HIS line so you can turn. But when I saw this road sign in the book ( never saw one in the street) I found it so funny and useless that I have to put it in the serie

It might seem like common sense but there are a lot of drivers out there that are lacking in it.

Yep, and they all live near me!

Well then they must be visiting me!

And visiting me too! crazy drivers! These are fun signs Sylvain. :)

I think all the crazy drivers like in Los Angeles

Goto next topic

You must register and log in to be able to participate in this discussion.