Muscle memory
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I've seen enough vehicles driving the wrong direction that I'm not risking it.
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You should always be looking both ways, if not for vehicles, then at least for pedestrians who have no direction.
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You have to look the other way anyway in case there might be pedestrians or cyclists crossing your path.
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If someone is going the wrong way down a one-way, you really want to know about them.
Pedestrians?
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If someone is going the wrong way down a one-way, you really want to know about them.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Did that once, cost me 30 bucks. Didn't see the sign, whoops. I did notice once it was too late tho.
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hey look! someone is doing the standard practice
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It happens more often than you think.
I personally see it on my street once or twice a month, seems unlikely I'd happen to see it every time it happens
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Pedestrians and cyclists exist. Even on 2-way roads I've personally almost been run over multiple times on the right side of the road. A vehicle would drive up to the stop sign, look left, see no vehicles, then almost hit me as they turned right because they didn't actually look where they were going...
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Meanwhile:
Me crossing a 6 lane freeway.
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You are doing it right! One never knows.
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It happens more often than you think.
And the person doing that is a bad driver and/or has attention problems
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Meanwhile:
Me crossing a 6 lane freeway.
How did you post image?
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Yeah well looking the 'wrong' way on a 1 way street has stopped me from getting run over, and looking both ways before going on the green has saved my life from a red light runner when I was on my motorcycle.
You basically need to assume everyone in a car is an axe wielding maniac out to kill you if you’re on a motorcycle. I had a family member crash after a driver didn’t look left before pulling out of a driveway and put them out of commission for a few months, plus some new hardware. Stay safe!
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You basically need to assume everyone in a car is an axe wielding maniac out to kill you if you’re on a motorcycle. I had a family member crash after a driver didn’t look left before pulling out of a driveway and put them out of commission for a few months, plus some new hardware. Stay safe!
That attitude has kept me alive for 23 years of riding. Many have tried to kill me, but I saw most of them coming and got lucky the couple times I didn't.
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If someone is going the wrong way down a one-way, you really want to know about them.
I used to live next to a one way street that was two ways all around it. One of the only one way streets in that small town, next to where all the bars were, in a college town, and there was just enough of a hill to make it so two cars at opposite ends of it could not see each other. It was only a block long but the number of crashes and death defying attempts at crossing it on foot was astounding
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How did you post image?
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PFM? Pure Fucking Magic. Dammit guess I will never know.
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This is actually a good tool to explain the difference between those RPG stats that can be easy to mix up:
Perception is noticing you are crossing a one-way street.
Intelligence is understanding cars are only allowed to come from one direction.
Wisdom is looking in both directions before crossing anyway.
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Considering some of the horrible drivers out there, this isn't a bad idea
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How did you post image?
Lemmy uses markdown, so almost any "how" question can be answered by looking up "how to x in markdown."
For example, the first DDG result for "how to post an image in markdown": https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/markdown-markdown-images
