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The car pulls out and immediately fails to yield to two pedestrians at a crosswalk at 0:54. One of the pedestrians is in the crosswalk.
by anikan_vader 4y ago
The car pulls out and immediately fails to yield to two pedestrians at a crosswalk at 0:54. One of the pedestrians is in the crosswalk.
- Hamuko 4y agoThe car did have the right of way though, as the crosswalk had a red light on. As to why one of the pedestrians decided to stand in middle of the road during a red light, I have no idea.
- robonerd 4y agoThat might be the way it works in Israel, but it's not a safe way to drive even if the law permits it. In Washington state, every intersection is a crosswalk whether or not it's marked, and you have to stop for any pedestrian crossing an intersection whether or not the light says the pedestrian can be there. I hope these car companies get local laws right. But it would be best if they did the safe thing even if local laws didn't require it.
- Hamuko 4y agoIt's not a safe way to walk either, and I don't know where walking against a red light is legal.
- aeyes 4y agoIt also has a traffic light so I guess this isn't a crosswalk where the car has to yield. The pedestrian isn't really in the crosswalk, there is a yellow dashed line. Very confusing but I guess: Different countries, different rules. 1:44 is also confusing, no signs at all so the car should yield to the car coming from the right. 3:35 looks dangerous, pulling left into the scooter. 10:00 he says that it is very challenging to drive in Jerusalem and that you can drive everywhere if you can do it there. I haven't seen anything challenging up to this point in the video, all roads are clearly marked, no potholes, almost no traffic, lots of signs. This looks very easy to me.
- Hamuko 4y ago1:44 might have a yield sign behind the no entry sign. Looking at Google Maps, it might be 16 HaMatmid Alley, and in the 2011 Street View photos there appears to be a yield sign behind the no entry sign.
- colinmhayes 4y agoJust like a real person :)