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By this argument, you wouldn't have the pedestrian right-of-way laws that you have today (unless you're in certain areas of the states)... Instead, the onus is
by renholder 8y ago
By this argument, you wouldn't have the pedestrian right-of-way laws that you have today (unless you're in certain areas of the states)... Instead, the onus is on the vehicle to stop and cede right-of-way.
How do you reconcile these two - almost identical precepts? The only difference is the phone and where "attention" is paid, yeah?