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> The problem is cultural. You see, motorised traffic wins by default, unless there are strict rules to stop that happening. It's not cultural, motorized traff
by jseban 5y ago
> The problem is cultural. You see, motorised traffic wins by default, unless there are strict rules to stop that happening.
It's not cultural, motorized traffic wins because it's more powerful.
> Right now a child is being taught to give way to cars because if they don't the car will kill them. Vehicles with enclosed cabs like cars are the worst because the drivers are completely removed from the road. Their experience is not human.
Subways, trams and buses will also kill them, that's just as dangerous.
- bretthoerner 5y agoSubways, trams and buses are not just as dangerous as cars.
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- epidemian 5y ago> Subways, trams and buses will also kill them, that's just as dangerous. Do you have any source for this? AFAIK it's not true. Trams and subways specifically kill way less people than cars, even though in many places they transport more people than cars do. For buses, IDK, but i would be surprised if a single bus was twice as likely or more to kill a person than a car. And a single bus transports way more people than a car.