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I don't think you can accurately make simple analogies like this. What is discussed here is more like what speed you should be going if you driving path interse
by deadmutex 6y ago
I don't think you can accurately make simple analogies like this. What is discussed here is more like what speed you should be going if you driving path intersects a pedestrian's path (possibly in a crosswalk). Then there is a difference between someone stopping and seeing the pedestrian is very far away and turning right vs. someone doing a 45 mph and driving within a few feet of a pedestrian. Different drivers and pedestrians will have different expectations.
- basicneo 6y agoNo, it's all degrees of risk. The only accurate way is to quantify the risk, rather than blindly assert "extremely obnoxious behavior".