Re:In 2019 40% of San Francisco traffic fatalities are from ...
by sangnoir on Monday December 06, 2021 @07:11PM
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> which is usually fine with something as big as a car
I had a couple of near-misses at the same spot, with cars hidden behind the A-pillar. The intersection is prone to Constant Angular Velocity approaches - probably as a result of speed limits and layout. Witnessing a whole car appear out of nowhere is something, let me tell you! Fortunately, I had enough time to break on both occasions as I was facing a yield sign. I now have a head-bobbing habit, and haven't experienced surprises since.
I had a couple of near-misses at the same spot, with cars hidden behind the A-pillar. The intersection is prone to Constant Angular Velocity approaches - probably as a result of speed limits and layout. Witnessing a whole car appear out of nowhere is something, let me tell you! Fortunately, I had enough time to break on both occasions as I was facing a yield sign. I now have a head-bobbing habit, and haven't experienced surprises since.