It’s about time people started taking responsibility for their own safety by looking both ways when crossing roads by not staring at their phones at all times or wearing noise cancelling headphones without being aware of their surroundings. It can’t all be up to the motorists .
The top traffic officer with SA Police has today urged pedestrians to consider their own safety in the wake of five serious collisions - including one fatality - within the last weekhttps://youtu.be/Oud88beDk3g
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Motorists need to anticipate that a pedestrian won’t even bother to look as they have headphones on and heads buried in their phones. Case in point I go to enter a carpark and anticipate a young woman head in phone didn’t even look up and nearly collected by car exiting
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Meanwhile young woman was totally oblivious and kept walking without a care in the world.
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@MelMig6 re our convo earlier. Motorists not at fault for these pedestrian crashes on face value -
yet probably now scarred for life
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Adelaide pedestrians generally lack a sense of self preservation, they wonder onto main roads without bothering to look either way. They don’t seem to mind if a 2 ton vehicle happens to be moving towards them at high speeds.
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