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That's the road design's fault, not his. Japan had a very very high rate of pedestrian accidents back then, they fixed it, and they didn't do it by drinking any
by astrange 2y ago
That's the road design's fault, not his. Japan had a very very high rate of pedestrian accidents back then, they fixed it, and they didn't do it by drinking any less or losing pedestrian right of way.
- thrdbndndn 2y agoNot that matters, but according to Wikipedia he was killed by a passing car when inspecting an previous incident, presumably on road. Saying it was "road design's fault" or even implying he was a "pedestrian" in this context is kinda weird without any further explanation.
- astrange 2y agoNevertheless, what I said still happened. It's part of the reason they have lots of apparently unnecessary crossing guards in places like crosswalks and parking garage exits.