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Yeah only druggies J-walk.

• filoleg 8y ago
  Not at all, sober people jaywalk too. They just tend to check their surroundings a bit better than their high counterparts for any cars coming to potentially hit them.
  • IncRnd 8y ago
    Nice try, but that doesn't apply to this specific case, where the car could and should have stopped but didn't.
    • Zak 8y ago
      The car should have stopped automatically, but that system was disabled. The pedestrian shouldn't have been there, but made a bad decision. The pedestrian should have been more aware of her surroundings, but was impaired or not paying attention. The safety driver should have been paying more attention to the road, but was also monitoring system displays. This crash didn't have a single cause. Any one of those factors being handled correctly would have prevented it.
      • IncRnd 8y ago
        > This crash didn't have a single cause. It is not the fault of the pedestrian for having been slaughtered, especially due to the immense amount of time after the car saw the pedestrian until the time that the accident occurred.