Re:How well do cars do in crash tests they're not optimized ...
by Gunax on Tuesday June 30, 2020 @01:15PM
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My guess is that on a per distance basis, walking is more dangerous because of pedestrian-car collisions (aka getting run over).
I think part of the dissonance is that intuitively I tend to compare on a time basis. I guess it depends on whether one is traveling to a destination (constant distance) or traveling for recreation (constant time).
I think part of the dissonance is that intuitively I tend to compare on a time basis. I guess it depends on whether one is traveling to a destination (constant distance) or traveling for recreation (constant time).