It seems common sense that the least vulnerable party in any accident should initially be assumed to be responsible. Key word being initially.
Logically, and I concede that most people are pretty illogical, however, logically, you would assume that the most vulnerable party would be aware of their vulnerability and therefore be taking a lot more precautions. Those who are less vulnerable feel safer and so take more risks. As a rule of thumb, generally I think that's fair.
Driving a car is actually quite a big responsibility, in that you are in charge of a machine that can quite easily cause fatal injury. I think it's good to encourage people to think of it in that way.
It seems common sense that the least vulnerable party in any accident should initially be assumed to be responsible. Key word being initially.
Logically, and I concede that most people are pretty illogical, however, logically, you would assume that the most vulnerable party would be aware of their vulnerability and therefore be taking a lot more precautions. Those who are less vulnerable feel safer and so take more risks. As a rule of thumb, generally I think that's fair.
Driving a car is actually quite a big responsibility, in that you are in charge of a machine that can quite easily cause fatal injury. I think it's good to encourage people to think of it in that way.