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This anecdote actually comes from one of my best friends. Let's call him Frobozz. So, Frobozz is leaving his neighborhood, like he does often, to head to work. You see, there's an intersection right before he gets to the main road that is a four way stop. However, they've completely torn apart the intersecting road, to redo it. So, there are two huge concrete barriers and two huge ROAD CLOSED signs. The stop signs, however, remains firmly in place. Well, naturally, given that there essentially is no other road to stop for, no one stops at that intersection. Well, on this particular day, there happened to be a cop stationed nearby. Frobozz, unaware of this, ran the sign like he would any other day. He was promptly pulled over and given a ticket. According to him, the officer stated, "Son, if there's a stop sign, you stop..." even if the other road is none-existent.

This actually made me pretty mad. Because I'm sure the cop just knew he could get an easy ticket towards his quota. I figure that's why he was hanging out at that intersection in the first place.
<bot>: My buddy got a ticket for running a stop sign, even though the other road was completely torn out to be redone.