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Also there is much less chance if they stay out of the road when vehicles are on it.
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Yeah!
It's not like they were there first or anything.
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Also there is much less chance if they stay out of the road when vehicles are on it.
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? Pedestrians tend to use footpaths, vehicles roads, unless pedestrian is crossing when they have duty of care, so why are all the restrictions being placed on the motorist?Yeah!
It's not like they were there first or anything.
Having been a pedestrian a lot more frequently over the last couple of years I have been surprised at how selfish most motorists are and I include myself in that statement.? Pedestrians tend to use footpaths, vehicles roads, unless pedestrian is crossing when they have duty of care, so why are all the restrictions being placed on the motorist?
Perhaps we should restrict trains to 20mph for the same reasons! On the other hand income cannot be generated by speed traps on railway lines.
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I don't see too many motorists using the pavements or influencing how they are used, perhaps a pavement fund tax could be introduced for those that don't already pay Council Tax or would that be selfish [emoji848]Having been a pedestrian a lot more frequently over the last couple of years I have been surprised at how selfish most motorists are and I include myself in that statement.
Oh dear.I don't see too many motorists using the pavements or influencing how they are used, perhaps a pavement fund tax could be introduced for those that don't already pay Council Tax or would that be selfish [emoji848]
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Oh dear.Oh dear.
I see motorists using the pavement every day, how else do you think we get around once we have disembarked from our 4 wheeled gin palaces?
Who are you referring to who don't pay council tax?
Eh?Oh dear.
Once you disembark from your vehicle you are no longer a motorist and become a pedestrian. Not sure about gin palaces though[emoji57]
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Might be harsh but the pedestrian will not make the same mistake again [emoji849]So pedestrian makes a mistake and steps into the road, instant death seems a rather harsh punishment.
Thank God none of the members of this forum have ever made a mistake.
No you said "you see motorists using the pavement every day".Eh?
Isn't that just what I said?
I'm not thinking harsh, more about limited thinking - one dimensional if it makes you feel better.Might be harsh but the pedestrian will not make the same mistake again [emoji849]
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Fun(un)cle , your user name is spelt differently in your avatar than in your title - which is correct ?Sorry the thread makes it look like my above comment is aimed at dr feelgood, nothing could be further from the truth, I am in full agreement with dr feelgood.
It is obvious that the slower the vehicle's speed is, the safer it is in terms of impact damage in a collision with a pedestrian or another vehicle. In fact it's not rocket science that a vehice speed of 0 mph is the safest.
When was that?Statistics show there were less pedestrian deaths when no speed limits were in force, therefore should we simply do away with speed limits altogether?
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