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newtboyThis all sounds like good reasons why one used to need a person with a red flag to walk in front of your perambulation machine.
*quality info right there, stuff I had no idea about.
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PlayhousePals*promote Flashback ... one of the two tickets I've received in my entire existence! I'm a bad Jay by gum.
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Mordhausthis video is jhey, upvoted.
00Scud00says...Interesting stuff, I never knew the origins of the term Jaywalker.
Being the operator of an evil motor vehicle however I do see a flip side to this, uppity pedestrians who seem to think that because motorists are required to stop for pedestrians that they can just stroll out into traffic any time it strikes their fancy.
jimnmsThe law where I live states that pedestrians always have the right of way.
iauiA great BBC article that talks about this exact thing: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26073797
ravioliWith self-driving cars, maybe pedestrians will regain their right of way.
gharkYou could be onto something. Now we just need to plant a few news stories, and thus the tide shall turn.
With self-driving cars, maybe pedestrians will regain their right of way.
GutspillerSorry, but I don't trust history lessons taught from CollegeHumor.
Thanks tho.
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