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Typically in scenarios where it's supposedly a shared responsibility, and one is at a significant disadvantage, where errors from either side has massively ske
by vegardx 5y ago
Typically in scenarios where it's supposedly a shared responsibility, and one is at a significant disadvantage, where errors from either side has massively skewed consequences, you often want to put most of the responsibility on the one with ability to cause the most harm.
And I don't agree with it being a shared space. In a crosswalk cars are entering pedestrian space. It's not pedestrians entering car space. But that might just be telling on what continent I live.
- rootusrootus 5y agoI think it probably matters what your preconceptions are. I don't know what continent has to do with it. I'm pragmatic. It's a place cars and pedestrians both have an expectation to be. Therefore, it's shared. We use signals to make it safer, but nobody should ever lose sight of the reality that they may find a car there, or a pedestrian there, at the same time.