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since I'm out walking the dog often, in the dark and in daytime: Often you can't tell if a human sees you. Even in day, they may have tinted windows, or the su
by AlbertCory 3y ago
since I'm out walking the dog often, in the dark and in daytime:
Often you can't tell if a human sees you. Even in day, they may have tinted windows, or the sun might make it impossible. At night, you definitely can't tell.
- suzzer99 3y agoAs a constant pedestrian, my main concern is people turning right at a light as I'm starting out in the crosswalk. In that case you can usually check their eyes from the side even at night. If I don't have confirmation they see me, or if they aren't obviously stopping for me, I don't go. If it's someone at a 4-way stop, you can usually tell when they come to a stop far from back the crosswalk. Otherwise I don't walk out in front of them. I also try to be aware if I'm in their blind spot.
- AlbertCory 3y agoyes. Always cautious. And yell "Stop!!!" if in any doubt. Better to have them be pissed off than running over you.