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In all fairness that sounds a lot like "laws do not exist for cyclists". Having to prove your innocence is incompatible with the idea of rule of law. As a car
by DocTomoe 6y ago
In all fairness that sounds a lot like "laws do not exist for cyclists". Having to prove your innocence is incompatible with the idea of rule of law.
As a car driver, I would start setting up dash cams (which are illegal in Europe thanks to GDPR) to help me proving my innocence.
- brnt 6y agoBoth parties in the accident would need to prove their innocence. All else being equal, the party that introduced more kinetic energy onto public roads will be taken to be the most likely source of excess kinetic energy causing the accident.
- aembleton 6y ago> which are illegal in Europe thanks to GDPR Is CCTV also illegal now?
- anoncake 6y agoMonitoring public spaces is.
- orwin 6y ago> (which are illegal in Europe thanks to GDPR) Its wrong, dashcams are legal in most EU countries, but you don't have any right on the image diffusion. [edit] I just checked, and tbh, you should search "are dashcam legal in the EU", yoiu'll have a list of countries in which its legal or illegal. Nothing to do with GDPR.