> pretty much every driver going through a suburban neighborhood does prepare for a child to chase a ball into a street So why do most drivers appear to be muc

> pretty much every driver going through a suburban neighborhood does prepare for a child to chase a ball into a street So why do most drivers appear to be much more cautious in a parking lot? If drivers were truly taking more responsibility for the dangers they create for others, whenever they travel on a street alongside parked cars they would limit themselves to a speed that is at least unlikely to cause a pedestrian fatality (<30km limits are sometimes justified on this basis). I mean, I get it - it would be incredibly inconvenient for drivers and as a society we have implicitly accepted the consequences of this convenience, but it doesn't abrogate the moral responsibility of drivers in my opinion. Just because everyone else does something doesn't make it morally okay.