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When driving, bear right means to stay on the right or get off the exit if there is an exit?
"Bear right at the exit" would make me get off unless the exit is on the left and then I'd stay on.
Isn't the English Language strange? "If the bear is on the left then you must bear right to miss him."
Isn't the English Language strange? "If the bear is on the left then you must bear right to miss him."
Answered Jun 26, 2010
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