On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 09:26:59AM -0700, Bryan Peterson wrote:
> unless it's something directly in the engine that literally stops
> the car from working, a sighted person can easily pull over to the
> side of the road
[My Reply:]
I don't think it's too much of a problem. If in the city,
simply stop the car and let traffic go around you with your warning
flashers on. Highways may pose a slightly more difficult problem, and
laws should warn motorists of blind drivers, who would stay in the
right-hand lane, (Or the left-hand in England), slow the car while
pulling over to the curb, where the difference between pavement and dirt
will be easily evident. Hell, just place a special handicapped placard
on the rear of the vehicle and sighted ddrivers will avoid you like the
plague. <grins>
Michael
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