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In the same vein, you could find through experimentation that the speed at which you can finally get hit by a car without someone claiming it's your fault for b
by sebstefan 3y ago
In the same vein, you could find through experimentation that the speed at which you can finally get hit by a car without someone claiming it's your fault for being too quick on your bicycle is to be approximately stationary
But not so stationary, because then you were not visible enough
- matsemann 3y agoSchrödinger's cyclist, both too slow and too fast at the same time. When behind on a road: "you're holding up traffic with your slow cycling!". When later causing an accident for not yielding to a cyclist "he came out of nowhere in a reckless speed!".
- FFP999 3y agoWell obviously then you should have been wearing a high-viz vest and a full Christmas tree's worth of blinking lights. Then when a driver hits you they can say they were distracted by all the visual effects.