Stop Signs

10 years ago, when I came back from the US, I noticed that too many intersections did not have stop signs to determine whose right away it is. By contrast, even in the smallest towns in the US, every single intersection had a stop sign.

10 years later this situation has not changed and people are still getting into accident because some times it is not so straight forward to determine whose right away it is. If the government started 10 years ago by putting new stop signs at a rate of two or three hundred intersections per year, probably by now there would be no major intersections with out stop signs in Amman, how hard could that have been?