Crashing two cars together, at a low speed, will bring you some bent metal, a pile of paperwork, and expenses - "brake as hard as reasonable, don't worry too mu

Crashing two cars together, at a low speed, will bring you some bent metal, a pile of paperwork, and expenses - "brake as hard as reasonable, don't worry too much about collision avoidance." Crashing a car into a pedestrian, even at low speed, will get you manslaughter charges - "avoid collision at all costs." Is that different enough?