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That's not particularly relevant to this discussion because walking under the influence is not a major contributor when children are hit or killed by drivers.
by asoneth 5y ago
That's not particularly relevant to this discussion because walking under the influence is not a major contributor when children are hit or killed by drivers.
Children also have different risk factors, for example many trucks and SUV drivers have poor visibility and cannot see sufficiently short road users that are close to the front of the vehicle, for example when stopped at a stop sign or traffic light.
- naravara 5y agoWorse yet, most cars now are lifted high enough to where the block line-of-sight for pedestrians and cyclists (and even people in reasonably sized sedans and compact cars) from being able to see oncoming traffic from an intersection when they’re parked on a corner.