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To: slacker711 who wrote (217)	3/22/2018 9:44:48 AM
From: Sam	Respond to of 567

That guy was not paying attention as he should have been. As we said before, if you aren't driving, you aren't paying sufficient attention to the road. It looked like the car should have stopped. Could have stopped. But it is also true that the woman should not have walked out into traffic. No light, no crosswalk. The video also shows the limitations of this kind of video. We need a wider angle to see what the woman was doing crossing the street at the time. If my guess is right, she was herself impaired. A person with normal human awareness would not have done that. We need videos with different angles (above as well as on the side) to really determine what happened. But of course it will be impossible to get those sorts of video everywhere.