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Sure, you may get a ticket for not using a pedestrian crossing if there is one nearby, but if you get run over it's still probably the driver's fault. You can h
by chmod775 7y ago
Sure, you may get a ticket for not using a pedestrian crossing if there is one nearby, but if you get run over it's still probably the driver's fault. You can have both.
- mytailorisrich 7y agoThere is a difference between having priority and having the right to be safe. Priority means that cars must give way, which is the case at pedestrian crossings: Cars must give way BEFORE a pedestrian has started to cross in order to let him cross. But in any case once a pedestrian is on the road cars have a duty of care not to hit him.