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The first example is someone running a red light with "good reason", e.g., taking a patient to a hospital, and how if "Alice" knew this she would not consider t
by PeterWhittaker 14y ago
The first example is someone running a red light with "good reason", e.g., taking a patient to a hospital, and how if "Alice" knew this she would not consider the "runner" a reckless driver.
Bollocks.
Never drive in haste. Ever. Unless you are trained driver of an emergency vehicle operating under emergency conditions.
Otherwise you are being a reckless idiot and endangering others.
Alice is right to conclude the other person is reckless. Distracted by an emergency perhaps, but reckless nevertheless. (Trained responders are trained first to not put themselves in danger: The "runner" was in the business of creating more victims....)