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The walk light will often be on at the same time as the green light for drivers going the same direction. Sometimes a turning driver won't notice you. Doesn't h
by war1025 8y ago
The walk light will often be on at the same time as the green light for drivers going the same direction. Sometimes a turning driver won't notice you. Doesn't happen that often, but happens often enough that you have to be aware of it.
A lot of times it is just easier to cross in the middle of a block because you have a much better buffer area where random cars can't pop out from. Obviously it depends on the particular road. If it is some 6 lane wide main thoroughfare, I'd probably opt for the cross walk.
- chrisseaton 8y ago> The walk light will often be on at the same time as the green light for drivers going the same direction. Well that’s just bonkers. Where I live when a pedestrian wants to cross the lights stop all cars for the duration.
- choward 8y agoExactly. Turning cars are by far the biggest problem.