Re:Sharrows, the bicycle infrastructure that doesn’t work an...
by alisonkisk on Sunday December 13, 2020 @06:42PM
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Doesn't China also have the problem where helping the victim is considered an admission of guilt / attempt to over up, because an innocent person wouldn't give of themself to help?
Of course, just like everything about driving in China, the rules mean very little. It's pretty hard to enforce your rights if you're dead.
My ten-years-old experience driving there was interesting. At any given time you could expect the cars around you to do the stupidest of all possible things, completely ignoring the rules. But they'd do it slowly, and expect others to adapt...which they did.