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If memory serves me right, Bill Moran wrote:

> This is usually modified by the desire to choose a route that includes the
> fewest number of left turns possible (since right turns are cheaper than
> left turns, time-wise, and complexity-wise - you can make a right turn on
> red for crying out loud)

Not in .uk, .hk, or .au (or any other country where people drive on the 
left side of the road).  :-)

Bruce.



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