Badger_Boom
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Poor choice of crossing less than 50m from the nearest pelican.Context is critical before replying to this.
Poor choice of crossing less than 50m from the nearest pelican.Context is critical before replying to this.
The pelican's in the wrong place, as usual, you mean?Poor choice of crossing less than 50m from the nearest pelican.
In our area, they put them about 25M from the roundabouts, which means when they are on red the whole roundabout get clogged up.The pelican's in the wrong place, as usual, you mean?
And people actually want to cross at the roundabout, so no-one's happy? That's what usually happens in the UK.In our area, they put them about 25M from the roundabouts, which means when they are on red the whole roundabout get clogged up.
I certainly noticed that during lockdown when few cars were about....I nearly took one out today.
I also wonder if the quiet roads of lockdown are what has led to a spate of zombies walking straight across side roads without looking. I seem to encounter someone doing this every time I turn into our street off the main road.
I thought that was the joke! :PHe was a red squirrel....
Oh....I thought that was the joke! :P
I nearly took one out today.
I also wonder if the quiet roads of lockdown are what has led to a spate of zombies walking straight across side roads without looking. I seem to encounter someone doing this every time I turn into our street off the main road.
I did, on every occasion, although they were 'already crossing' in the sense of continuing to walk of fhte pavement into the road, not halfway accross the junction when I arrived to turn in.If they are already crossing, they have priority and you should give way.
rather than trusting to luck that the driver is looking where he's going and/or aware of the same rule.
They do, but only one of them needs to be reminded that they are pink and squishy and that averting their gaze from their phone or the pavement for a split second could save their life. I keep a good lookout behind the wheel and avoid as many distractions as possible when I'm driving, but some people's lack of situational awareness (motorists, pedestrians and cyclists among them) scares the carp out of me.Like most things involving right-of-way, Duty of Care etc - both parties have some responsibility.
a single look. They're all going to be mown down by silent electric cars, aren't they?