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There's also a social media element. There are many accounts who post close calls along with questions like "who was in the wrong?" The answers you see are som
by AlexandrB 3y ago
There's also a social media element. There are many accounts who post close calls along with questions like "who was in the wrong?"
The answers you see are sometimes jaw-dropping[1] and I suspect there's an element of "the blind leading the blind" as people assume some of this is correct.
[1] For example someone posted a close call where a truck turning left nearly hit a pedestrian crossing in the crosswalk and the top comments claimed that it was the pedestrian's fault because the red hand was flashing and she should not be in the crosswalk.
Edit: There are also sooo many incidents of psychotic road rage posted on social media that it makes you lose faith in humanity. But it's hard to tell if this is an uptick in incidents or an uptick in visibility.