Rules of the Road: Can I drive on wrong side of road to retrieve
mail from my box?   Question: Is it permissible to momentarily
drive into the opposite lane of a two-lane county road to
quickly grab mail through a rolled-down window? (Given of course
that the road is clear, in a passing zone, and there are no
oncoming vehicles.) It is quite convenient to not have to park
the car and step out each time. I actually see this being done
all the time but mostly in the county and have always wondered
if this kind of practice is allowed or not.  Answer: RCW
46.61.100 is one of a number of laws dealing with driving on the
roadway. It requires you to drive on the right side of the road
with limited exceptions. Pulling over to pick up the mail is not
one of them.  Q: I am very concerned with the yield sign at the
southbound on-ramp at West Bakerview Road. Sometimes cars making
a left onto the freeway will turn in front of the opposing lane
that is going straight. Sometimes I think the cars turning left
think all traffi