Hypothetical law change? Lorry on bike: lorry's fault. Bike on ped: bike's fault

It work perfectly well with peds here in England, the last thing a motorists want is to run a peds down and end up being prosecuted for it, especially when it could easily put their insurance premium up, points in their license, or worse, banned from driving for a certain period of time.

Bring it on.

YouTube- STRICT LIABILITY - Drive carefully

• The UK is only one of four Western European countries that doesnt have 'strict liability' to protect cyclists and pedestrians.
  
• Strict liability entitles a crash victim to compensation unless the driver can prove the cyclist or pedestrian was at fault.
  
• Strict liability encourages more careful driving (and cycling, because a cyclist would be deemed to be at fault for crashing into a pedestrian).
  
• Strict liability would be a matter of civil rather than criminal law so would not affect criminal prosecutions.
  
  

(one of four Western European country, not just the one, whoop).