Cooper |
February 3, 2021 |
9:30 am |
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DRIVER A

Runs the red light. It’s daylight and the driver can see all four directions for two blocks each way. No other road users’ insight. It’s free and clear to go. The driver keeps their speed constant and drives straight through the red light.

DRIVER B

Runs a red light. It’s daylight and the driver doesn’t see all four directions because they don’t look. The driver keeps their speed constant and drives straight through the red light. In fact, the driver didn’t see the red light. They simply drove straight through unaware of any lights.

Which Driver is Safer?

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