Here in Denmark I can basically just jump in front of a moving car on a crosswalk (one without traffic lights) and if the car so much as touches me they risk losing their driver’s licence.
I know The Netherlands is the same like that. Not sure about other EU countries.
Here in Denmark I can basically just jump in front of a moving car on a crosswalk (one without traffic lights) and if the car so much as touches me they risk losing their driver’s licence.
I know The Netherlands is the same like that. Not sure about other EU countries.
The French will try to run you over, and the Italians actively speed up when they see a pedestrian.
In the UK you actually do have to stop and people do even Audi drivers stop sometimes.
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Outlandish is the idea of them using their turn signal.
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BMW’s in the uk are more like Hondas in the US, they’re EVERYWHERE :)
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In the US, you can only get them to stop if you get hit. And that’s only a maybe.
Pedestrians and bicycles aren’t even second class citizens in the states.
In SEA, the vehicles don’t stop, but they will try to go around you. So the key is to walk at a constant pace.
The graveyard is filled with people who had the right of way.
Only in countries that lack sever consequence.
It’s the same where I live, and yet i have been almost run over twice in the last two weeks alone