Thursday, November 8, 2018

Limousine and Motorcade in Funeral Procession

Polices blocked my way

I was frightening when police motorbike and cars stop me suddenly while green light turn on. I ask myself:” what wrong with me?” Then, I saw at least two Limousines and many other types of cars pass through from another road (my right). 

It was first time for me to see funeral procession in the America. Funeral processions have the rights to continue their driving even when red traffic light, and we must stop to allow procession pass though while our traffic light is green. Never cut in a funeral procession.

We may resume our traffic after the last vehicle of procession pass through by looking the flags. The last vehicle usually has at least two flags and it has light flashing sometimes.    

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  1. It works like that in Italy too. Have a nice day!

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  2. It's interesting they stopped traffic for the funeral procession. In Canada I've only seen this down in small towns not larger cities.

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  3. I didn't know that a funeral procession had the right-of-way in the US. Thanks for sharing this.

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  5. Ah yes. Did you notice that all the cars had their headlights on? That's the sure sign. Usually they have police escort, too.

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    1. I'll observe if I see again. Thank you to remind me.
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  7. Tanza, a funeral procession has the right away as a way of respect. The only times that this doesn't occur, is on a 4 way highway. On a two line highway people do stop on the side of the road until the hearse caring the person who has died passes on. It's always a show of respect. See you for now.

    Cruisin Paul

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  8. I used to see funeral processions all the time, but not so much anymore. I always pull over and wait for them to pass.

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  9. Me he dado una vuelta por tu blog y lo veo interesante, como tu bien dices las cosas cotidianas del día a día.
    En España también existen ese tipo de procesiones funerarias.
    Saludos

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  10. Yes, I remember not to go before this line of cars, and I always try to find another way (the back roads). It makes me sad when I see a funeral procession. I lived down the street from the church growing up, and I saw them often.

    Have a peaceful weekend, my friend.

    ~Sheri

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    1. thank you for sharing your experience.
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  11. If the police are blocking the way (at least in my town), it means it's somebody of "importance" as it's not done for everyone.

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  12. I haven't seen this in Canada, only if it was for someone famous, or a police officer, or someone in the government. Big Hugs!

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  13. Yes, we also pull over and let them pass in our country.

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  15. Interesting.

    Have a wonderful Monday!
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  16. Thanks for visiting a blog.

    I did not even know it existed.

    I wish a beautiful week.

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  17. It's a sign of respect that I like, although I did not know such vehicles had the right of way.

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  18. I didn't know that, but it stands to reason that the funeral procession has the right of way. Thanks for sharing the event.

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  19. I’ve never come across funeral procession. It sure is scary when police car suddenly stops you! It’s good to know what to do.

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  20. In my country, only ambulance can run red light with utmost carefulness. Didn’t know a funeral procession can do that in America. When we come across a funeral procession, we stop and see it off out of custom but not law.

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  21. Hello,
    Yes, stopping for the funeral procession is a sign of respect. Enjoy your day, have a great new week!

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  22. This gets kind of crazy in urban areas where traffic is jammed and a funeral procession is attempting to makes its way through.

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  23. Thanks for your visiting to my blog.
    I am interesting to your nature photos.
    they are so good!. And world wide area! :)

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  24. Yes, and it used to be that if there was no police escort, cars would pull off to the side of the road and stop in honor of the deceased. Still see cars do that sometimes here, but years ago it was the rule.

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  25. Showing respect in this way is still very common here in Tennessee.

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  26. Yes, we stop for funeral processions in Ohio. It is a way of showing respect to the deceased and to those who are in mourning.

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  27. Sama juga kayak di sini, di kota kecil ini, kalau ada iring-iringan buat pemakaman ya kita kudu berhenti juga :D

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  28. Yes, we try to respect the bereaved.

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  29. It happened to me at least 3 times and I had to follow slowly slowly and arrived late ! But as you say you can't pass by !

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  30. That's correct. Funeral processions aren't something you see every day, but it's good to keep in mind the correct traffic procedures.

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  31. How I wish people were that respectful here...on the day of my Aunt's funeral, we had several cars cut in between our cars, and two of them even made rude gestures out of their windows because we weren't driving fast enough for them!
    Thank you so much for this great post, it has certainly reminded me that people CAN sometimes be polite!
    Wonderful!! :))

    Have a great weekend!

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  32. People used to pull off to the side of the road out of respect for the deceased to let the procession pass. It seems to be a lost custom and many people get mad at being slowed down.

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  33. Thank you for reading:
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  34. I always pull off the road to let the procession go by.

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  35. It's only fitting to show respect for the deceased.

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  36. Hi, Tanza! Thanks for visiting my blog. I think that it is a good thing, a sign of respect, to stop for a funeral procession. Now that you have experienced it, perhaps it won't feel frightening the next time.

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  37. Stopping for a funeral procession is a sign of respect. We all must respect this

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  38. It is good to see respect for the deceased, we always have to be.
    Thank you for visiting and your kind comment.
    Have a good weekend.

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  39. There too? Same thing here. I guess it is ok, not something we would encounter all the time, hopefully not, of course.

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  40. Always worrying when you have to stop for police lights.....

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  41. Thanks for the comment. I wish a nice week.

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  42. Thank you for reading:
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