> They're who's at fault, but you're the one who's dead. This is what my dad taught me too and why I've since always been cautious both as a driver, bicyclist

> They're who's at fault, but you're the one who's dead. This is what my dad taught me too and why I've since always been cautious both as a driver, bicyclist and pedestrian even when I'm in the right to drive/go. Being right isn't as fun when someone's on their way to the hospital/morgue.