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Hope they catch this driver too but gotta say as a driver in japan it's a scary place. Bicycles, pedestrians and other drivers all assume the other will stop for them and the law is compleatly against the driver.
Agreed. Just the other day a cyclist launched himself at my car, damn near gave me a heart attack!
Yeah, in most countries the accident is the driver's fault, but personally I think any pedestrian or cyclist should be especially careful.
The law probably sees it as the driver having the deadly weapon, not the the cyclist. But I agree, care by pedestrians and cyclists should be lawfully upheld. No careful driver wants a death or serious injury on their conscience.
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Posted in: Man dies after being dragged by car for 70 meters in Ibaraki See in context
Why does this always happen? Don't they teach you to stop in driving school in Japan
Actually, the car test is quite extensive here in Japan. And besides, this driver could have been the best in the world, but his disregard for other people clearly took over in this case. It's nothing to do with driving standards here, so don't worry.
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Posted in: Man dies after being dragged by car for 70 meters in Ibaraki See in context
Poor guy, must have been terrifying for him.
There are many hit'n'runs in the UK every year, and each time I read about it I wish the law could be harsher on people who devalue a life with such an awful act.
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