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Interestingly, the traffic move much slower. Perhaps, a cacophony of traffic promote more alertness and caution than it would be otherwise in a faster but more
by kiba 16y ago
Interestingly, the traffic move much slower. Perhaps, a cacophony of traffic promote more alertness and caution than it would be otherwise in a faster but more orderly traffic.
- stretchwithme 16y agoPeople have been told there is order and you can rely upon that order. I once an old driver misinterpret a green light for a green arrow and he slowly turns left while the rest of us continued to wait. I mean, very, very slowly. Coming in the opposite direction is another, also moving clowly, maybe 10 miles below the speed limit. The guy turning left is moving slow, the oncoming car moving slow. Everybody else can see whats about to happen. Everybody else taps out a text regarding how they are able to predict the future. Eventually, the guy making the left turn crosses the median. Some time after this, the other car enters the intersection. I get a reply to my text. Then the collision finally occurs. Clearly, neither driver ever drove in pre-quake downtown sf. Or maybe they did. :-) What is clear is that both were lulled asleep to such a degree that couldn't see what they were driving into.