On 08/12/2015 02:44 PM, William deRosset wrote:
Are the pedestrians in stealth black and the cyclists with
legal-minimum lights the ones operating a large, two-ton, not
terribly-maneuverable vehicle at speeds exceeding their ability to
accurately observe their surroundings and maneuver safely
Are the pedestrians in stealth black and the cyclists with legal-minimum
lights the ones operating a large, two-ton, not terribly-maneuverable
vehicle at speeds exceeding their ability to accurately observe their
surroundings and maneuver safely? "Sorry mate, I didn't see you" or "he
came out o
"Meanwhile I heard on the radio this morning that some (presumably)
well-meaning state senator in New Jersey has introduced a bill that would
REQUIRE anyone cycling after sunset to wear a reflective vest or other
reflective clothing. Typical rationale from a legislator who thinks more
laws wi
For lights & reflective wear to work, drivers have to open their eyes, stop
texting and pay attention.
Oh, and they have to be concerned about hitting someone, of course.
In my neighborhood, you could say the same thing about cyclists as well. :(
John
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