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The root cause here is generally terrible infrastructure for anything besides cars. Accounting for the human factor (driving while intoxicated, medical emergenc
by xyst 5y ago
The root cause here is generally terrible infrastructure for anything besides cars. Accounting for the human factor (driving while intoxicated, medical emergencies while driving such as stroke or heart attacks, …), I understand why most people would rather ride on side walks, especially if it’s not in a downtown area with speeds above 30 mph.
If the United States would claw back their car culture and tendency to scale horizontally. Quality of life ruining or death causing accidents like this would fall significantly.