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1. Wouldn't the pedestrian have to walk through said car then? 2. Quite plausible, especially trying to heft what looks like a pretty heavy loaded bike onto a
by bbarn 9y ago
1. Wouldn't the pedestrian have to walk through said car then? 2. Quite plausible, especially trying to heft what looks like a pretty heavy loaded bike onto a curb.
- InclinedPlane 9y agoMaybe that car had stopped for the pedestrian. We're not going to actually know what happened until the video is released.
- saalweachter 9y agoRandom note: drivers, when you are on a two-plus lane road, do not randomly stop (when their is no designated yield) to let pedestrians cross/other drivers turn. Cars in the other lanes may (probably, even) not stop, causing an accident. It probably is completely unrelated to this event, but it’s an anti-pattern by well-meaning drivers.