As a pedestrian, I've certainly ran into more bikes than cars failing to yield to me, but that's because if I'm at all uncertain, I don't even try to see if a c

As a pedestrian, I've certainly ran into more bikes than cars failing to yield to me, but that's because if I'm at all uncertain, I don't even try to see if a car will yield to me. For two reasons. 1. When a bike does something stupid and dangerous, I expect them to usually not run into me. When a car does something stupid and dangerous, collision is a very likely possibility. 2. The difference in consequences of collision with one versus the other is drastic.