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I just thought it would only be in the case of a driver making an error, as far as that is concerned it seemed they did everything right and yet were deemed responsible
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The argument would be that if they'd done everything right they would have avoided a collision. I.e Charlie Alliston case.
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He didn’t do everything right tho, he carried on cycling and he hit her. If there’s someone in your path don’t try to guess which way they are going to dodge, just slam the brakes on.
That way you get to give them a withering ‘what the fuck are you doing you dithering dickhead?’ look instead of having to go to court.
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Eejit
It's the principle of vehicle user should be prepared to stop/avoid collision if driving to conditions, that never ever gets applied to car drivers except in extreme circumstances...