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Less so than you might think. We’re just plain slower to detect things that are growing larger than objects traversing our vision. Especially without context cl
by smogcutter 7y ago
Less so than you might think. We’re just plain slower to detect things that are growing larger than objects traversing our vision. Especially without context clues like brake lights or other slow traffic, approaching at 40mph doesn’t give you a lot of time to correct.
Ultimately yes, it’s the other driver’s fault because it’s always your job to not hit things in front of you. But OP made his vehicle into a hazard.