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This seems odd to me because a pedestrian is almost never going to be able to dodge oncoming even slow-moving traffic. Perhaps it’s about observing inattentive
by mistersquid 5y ago
This seems odd to me because a pedestrian is almost never going to be able to dodge oncoming even slow-moving traffic.
Perhaps it’s about observing inattentive drivers before they present immediate danger or establishing eye contact?
In any case, I stand corrected on the legality of pedestrian salmoning, though I’m not convinced of its advisability.
- giantg2 5y ago"This seems odd to me because a pedestrian is almost never going to be able to dodge oncoming even slow-moving traffic." If you work the field at an AutoX course, you'll know that it is quite possible to dodge them. The chances of dodging a car when paying attention are substantially higher than if one is not.