> Both of these are things you should be watching for Not sure what makes you think that isn't the case already. There is only so much a pedestrian can do when

> Both of these are things you should be watching for Not sure what makes you think that isn't the case already. There is only so much a pedestrian can do when cars have tinted windows and they are parked right at the limit of the sidewalk, as they often are, which means that as soon as the car starts moving it will hit any pedestrian there. > > Drivers making right turns on red only looking left for oncoming traffic without also looking right for pedestrians. > Wait, if they are turning on red it means the pedestrian also has a red Think of an intersection with the shape of a plus sign, where the driver is going North and the pedestrian is coming from the East. The driver only looks at the West because that's where the oncoming traffic is. This issue is particularly common in T-shaped intersections with or without street lights. > Walking shouldn't be though Cycling shouldn't be dangerous either, yet here we are. A very small percentage of poor drivers is all it takes.