← Back to context Comment by tokai 4 hours ago No it isn't unless all driver all break the law and don't stop for waiting pedestrians. 5 comments tokai Reply kazinator 4 hours ago That's a thing that happens. tremon 3 hours ago But then, how come you blame this on the existence of roundabouts and not on the lawlessness of drivers? agwa 18 minutes ago Because driver compliance with red traffic lights is far, far higher than compliance with pedestrian right-of-way rules. 1 reply →
kazinator 4 hours ago That's a thing that happens. tremon 3 hours ago But then, how come you blame this on the existence of roundabouts and not on the lawlessness of drivers? agwa 18 minutes ago Because driver compliance with red traffic lights is far, far higher than compliance with pedestrian right-of-way rules. 1 reply →
tremon 3 hours ago But then, how come you blame this on the existence of roundabouts and not on the lawlessness of drivers? agwa 18 minutes ago Because driver compliance with red traffic lights is far, far higher than compliance with pedestrian right-of-way rules. 1 reply →
agwa 18 minutes ago Because driver compliance with red traffic lights is far, far higher than compliance with pedestrian right-of-way rules. 1 reply →
That's a thing that happens.
But then, how come you blame this on the existence of roundabouts and not on the lawlessness of drivers?
Because driver compliance with red traffic lights is far, far higher than compliance with pedestrian right-of-way rules.
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