Why such an emphatic no? it is of course the officer's job to deal with the situation. -- here is an analogy of a pedestrian crossing. It is the job of the m

Why such an emphatic no? it is of course the officer's job to deal with the situation. -- here is an analogy of a pedestrian crossing. It is the job of the motorist to pay attention, but it helps to train the pedestrian as well. While the responsibility for the accident is put on the motorist, wont the pedestrian be better off with the training?