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Why is that? My problem as a pedestrian is that cars 1) don't actually bother to stop at the red, sometimes barely slowing down, before turning and 2) if they d
by Zanni 3y ago
Why is that? My problem as a pedestrian is that cars 1) don't actually bother to stop at the red, sometimes barely slowing down, before turning and 2) if they do stop, they're looking left, to see if it's safe for them, and not right, to check for oncoming pedestrians.
- w0z_ 3y agobecause they definitely don't stop on green...
- arijun 3y agoBut there they’re at least not looking away.
- theironhammer 3y agoTHIS!!!!
- snickerbockers 3y agoWhen i lived in California people would honk their horns at me for stopping at the red light before making my turn, sometimes even when there were pedestrians in the crosswalk.
- gizmo686 3y agoIn a lot of intersections, pedestrians cross a road at the same time that cars going in the same direction do. That means that a right on green is turning directly into a pedestrian lane that has the walk signal. A right on red, in contrast, is turning into a pedestrian lane with the 'do not walk' signal, and so is safer for pedestrians.
- amyjess 3y agoYes, this is exactly it. I've nearly been run over several times by people making right turns as I'm trying to cross the street with a walk signal.