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What are you trying to accomplish? To answer your question, it's like I said: situational awareness. Is the driver only looking at oncoming traffic, or do the
by RandomBacon 6y ago
What are you trying to accomplish?
To answer your question, it's like I said: situational awareness. Is the driver only looking at oncoming traffic, or do they look around? It's rare, but I have waited at crosswalks with the walk light on because it wasn't safe. I have also walked out of the way or not walked when a driver still saw me and went anyway.
- renewiltord 6y agoTo detect the boundaries of your rules to determine whether they can be implemented reasonably by an arbitrary individual and to illustrate that there are limits where your own stated rules would fail and you likely violate them. So far I have determined from your rules that you should never step in front of an electric vehicle under any condition. The driver could look right at you and accidentally step on the pedal. After all, situational awareness doesn't bring people back to life.
- RandomBacon 6y ago> I have determined from your rules that you should never step in front of an electric vehicle under any condition. That would be a poor deduction. It seems like you have a bone to pick. I don't care to facilitate or engage in such behaviors.