oof. As a motorcycle rider Looking at the video is hard. Im always vigilant but sadly, I'd probably have plowed right through the woman. The street lights se

oof. As a motorcycle rider Looking at the video is hard. Im always vigilant but sadly, I'd probably have plowed right through the woman. The street lights seem to do absolutely nothing. People are unpredictable...however this kind of crossing feels familiar. In Los Angeles we have transients that are known to wander through 5 lanes of empty street at 5 AM with impunity. Ive been hard-stopped by wagon trails of shopping carts laden with old rags and garbage, being pulled by an elderly sisyphean figure cloaked in old comforters and tarpaulins. Ive also had the unfortunate luck to see a garbage truck plow through a stolen utility cart from Home Depot, conveniently parked by a homeless woman in the center of an off ramp as she was engaged in a furious battle with unseen forces under an adjacent bridge. Transients are also struck and killed on our highways almost semi annually. not to mention the occasional car-through-a-homeless-camp https://www.cbsnews.com/news/los-angeles-homeless-camp-hit-car-jumped-california-freeway/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/los-angeles-homeless-camp-hit-c... My point is, its easy to sensationalize a computers miscalculation. Humans in control may have also made this mistake.