I grew up outside of California, so "right of way" is a foreign concept for me. I look both ways (and over my shoulder for any turning cars) to make sure the t

I grew up outside of California, so "right of way" is a foreign concept for me. I look both ways (and over my shoulder for any turning cars) to make sure the traffic is actively slowing down before I set foot onto the asphalt. You can't always trust the other person (or computer) to yield.