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Probably because of poor training and infrequent interactions with cyclists/pedestrians. If something isn't a part of your regular life, and you haven't been to
by mitchdoogle 4y ago
Probably because of poor training and infrequent interactions with cyclists/pedestrians. If something isn't a part of your regular life, and you haven't been told you need to watch out for it, then why would you?
- Chris2048 4y agoAre you suggesting car drivers aren't trained to watch out for cyclists/pedestrians?