Well, I mean... the woman died. Which really just underscores how gross it is to be advancing a "both sides" equivocation around this issue. The driver may be

Well, I mean... the woman died. Which really just underscores how gross it is to be advancing a "both sides" equivocation around this issue. The driver may be inconvenienced, financially impacted by repair bills or a lawsuit, or suffer minor injuries like whiplash. The pedestrian will be seriously injured or killed. This inequality is why cars basically just do what they want and it's the implicit responsibility of people walking to jump out of the way.