>"nope, wrong. yes you follow the law, but if you run into a car
without its lights on from behind you're still partly liable. you have
eyes, powerful >headlights, and an obligation to drive at a reasonable
speed for conditions such that you can brake for anything in the road
adequately.

To many variables.. what open city street with street lights..
agreed... dark state 2 lane hwy at night nope.. the guy in the car
driving disabled down the hiway without lilghts should be cited with
criminal neglect and endagerment of the public. Pull the vehical off
the side and out of the way.

>never an excuse to hit a cyclist or pedestrian, period.

Except when the pedestrian is jay walking - jumps off a bridge in front
of you etc... and a cyclist is NOT a pedestrian.. it is another
motorist. Another motorist who does not deserve more protection than
any other motorist or any less. Given the right circumstances it will
happen to any driver.. and if you are a cyclist .. a farm tractor .. or
a skunk.. you're going to get hit. Like the pedestrian jumping off the
bridge, if you are traversing a windy hilly 45mph two lane road at
night with no lights.. expect to get hit... the jury will treat the
accident as though you jumped off the bridge..

In the end regardless of how legal it could be, is or should be.. being
right isn't all that ... from the grave. No one else should be punished
for you bad decisions either.

Good luck getting that 20 mph world wide speed limit that will make
that no excuse plausible.

Just saying..
Kelly

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