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That seems crazy to me! How are blind people, or people with reduced mobility, expected to navigate a crossing if they can't trust the light? A bike has less m
by afandian 4y ago
That seems crazy to me! How are blind people, or people with reduced mobility, expected to navigate a crossing if they can't trust the light?
A bike has less mass than a car, but I'd rather not be hit by a bike at all, to be honest. Let alone a child or someone more vulnerable.
- thesuitonym 4y agoAmerican intersections are built exclusively for cars, everybody else is an afterthought (when they're even thought of at all)
- dsfyu404ed 4y agoThe same way that they do at an intersection with a stop sign and a cross walk. It's the car's responsibility to see them and yield.