> I don't like the idea of having to dodge humans randomly entering the road Attitudes like that are why cars are the number one killer of small children in t

> I don't like the idea of having to dodge humans randomly entering the road Attitudes like that are why cars are the number one killer of small children in the USA. I think the idea is that car drivers should be able to see a human and adequately respond to avoid deadly collision (this usually means driving slowly and with more caution in areas where there are humans. this also can mean driving a lighter/smaller vehicle but that seems harder to do nowadays with cars getting beefier over time). Trains, after operators see an obstruction on the tracks, literally cannot respond in time.