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July 16th 03, 12:30 PM
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the quest for safety
This thing about pedestrians often being at fault wants
clarification surely? The situation is spelt out quite clearly in the highway code. Just try crossing a road at a junction to see how many drivers actually respect the highway code and how many think 'I'm in a car so I can barge pedestrians out of the way'. Until the highway code is re-written I will stand by my claim that at least 70% of drivers have distorted views of when it's "OK" to run a pedestrian over. |
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