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What if you swerve to miss a cyclist and hit a small child? That seems worse than killing the cyclist.
by pytyper2 8y ago
What if you swerve to miss a cyclist and hit a small child? That seems worse than killing the cyclist.
- manicdee 8y agoWhat if you drive safely so you don't have to swerve to avoid the small child?
- pytyper2 8y agoAccidents happen, just because you find yourself in a situation that requires you to swerve does not mean you were driving unsafe. Why does swerving imply the driver is unsafe? Surely you can imagine a safe driver having to swerve in some situations, right?
- ubu7737 8y agoI'm curious, what situations are you imagining, that swerving a moving car is the safe move? Like, that's ridiculous.
- pytyper2 8y agoI did not say the swerve was safe, I said that a even safe driver (driver who drives defensively) driver might have to swerve. Any unplanned reactionary movement of the steering is of course not safe. Seems like you misread what I typed, or maybe you're a natural gaslighter?