Even for humans: In France the Badinter law (1975) says in case of a collision between a car and a pedestrian, the car is guilty. Penalties can be nonexistent i

Even for humans: In France the Badinter law (1975) says in case of a collision between a car and a pedestrian, the car is guilty. Penalties can be nonexistent if the pedestrian threw himself towards the car, but the driver bears the theoretical responsibility. Which is quite good in pedagogy: You have something that can kill, in your hands, you get the responsibility of not committing damage.