> Thus your given the freedom to take risks, but the general assumption is you’re partially at fault in any collision. I guess you mean because you suffer more

> Thus your given the freedom to take risks, but the general assumption is you’re partially at fault in any collision. I guess you mean because you suffer more, rather than legally? Because I'm pretty sure if you hit a cyclist with a car in the UK, you're almost definitely at fault (in the car). Not that it matters if you're heavily injured. Similarly I hate being a pedestrian in the US. It's terrifying with the turning on red, even though I know I'm in the right, I don't trust the car to stop.