Rules that make me feel stupid

I often travel for my job. On my last trip to the USA I rented a car. Obviously the traffic rules are different. I try to repect these rules in my country and, of course, much more in others countries.
I particularly respect the rules because I must, I am a foreigner, I don't want an expensive fine, and I don't want bureaucratic problems. <- You have a series here so only one 'because' is needed for the whole list of reasons.
There is a rule that seems very strange to me called a "4 way stop". It means "required to come to a full stop before the crosswalk or stop line". Well, I understand we prevent accidents, but believe me, for me, full stop in my car at 2 a.m in a quiet neighborhood, with absolutely no one around is too much and makes me feel stupid. 

I attached a picture. It's me with my rental car near Lake Tahoe.

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Very good job! So what were you doing at 2:00 AM? :-)

Rules that make me feel stupid

I often travel for my job. In my last travel to the USA I rented a car. Obviously the transit rules are different. I try to respect these rules in my country and of course, much more in others countries.
I particularly respect the rules because I must do so, because I am a foreigner, because I don't want an expensive fine and because I don't want bureaucratic problems.
There is a very strange rule to me, it is called the "4 way stop" and it means "you are required to come to a full stop before the crosswalk or stop line". Well, I understand it prevents accidents, but believe me, for me, a full stop in my car, at 2 a.m. in a quiet neighborhood, with absolutely no one around is too much and makes me feel stupid....

I attached a picture, it's me with my rental car near Lake Tahoe

Great job! Not any really big errors! And I think it's a stupid rule as well!