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Harder to do when the driver of the vehicle is not a human being you can make eye contact with, and the human operator isn't interested in maintaining safe and
by nerdponx 3y ago
Harder to do when the driver of the vehicle is not a human being you can make eye contact with, and the human operator isn't interested in maintaining safe and attentive authority over the vehicle that they are responsible for.
- undersuit 3y agoI feel like I'm the only person in my town without tinted windows. I never see other drivers faes whether I'm driving, biking, or walking.
- SllX 3y agoIs your town in California? Cuz that would be hella illegal for their front windows and windshields to be tinted to the point you can’t even see their faces. https://www.californiacarlaws.com/window-tint/ https://www.californiacarlaws.com/window-tint/
- nerdponx 3y agoIt's somewhere between "moderately" and "hella" illegal just about everywhere in the northeast, but people still do it all the time.
- tossedacct 3y agoIt’s barely enforced, and I believe that in most major California cities they can’t pull you over for it now, but can give you a ticket if there’s another reason for the stop. The majority of cars I see that are under ~5 years old on California roads have illegal tint.
- this15testingg 3y agoIf cyclists go through without coming to a complete stop (like 99% of drivers, complete stop means the wheels are not turning and the speedometer says "0") and gets hit, the cyclist/pedestrian dies. If a car ignores signals, the cyclist/pedestrian still dies. These are not the same modes of traffic, and forcing everyone on earth to bend to the behaviors of the most dangerous mode of transportation is insanity.