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<blockquote data-quote="toonertoo" data-source="post: 1308155" data-attributes="member: 1944">You are correct, they do not always have the right away, But you are to stop for all pedestrians whenever they decide they want to cross the street, so you may as well just set it in your brain, that they always have the right away.Such as in a shopping area, you know they are waiting to cross, we are not allowed to run them over so you stop.&nbsp; As a courtesy I always stop, especially if its raining or blizzarding.&nbsp; And to expect the unexpected you might as well stop.&nbsp; Entrances to stores, you would expect they would wait for you to pull in, instead of making you have a chance of being rear ended, but they are so oblivious, I just stop and take a chance of being rear ended.&nbsp; I will survive that, the person I would run over may not.&nbsp; And with the oblivion of drivers on the road, you will get rear ended, so pick your poison, we are the only ones held accountable for our actions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="toonertoo, post: 1308155, member: 1944"] You are correct, they do not always have the right away, But you are to stop for all pedestrians whenever they decide they want to cross the street, so you may as well just set it in your brain, that they always have the right away. Such as in a shopping area, you know they are waiting to cross, we are not allowed to run them over so you stop. As a courtesy I always stop, especially if its raining or blizzarding. And to expect the unexpected you might as well stop. Entrances to stores, you would expect they would wait for you to pull in, instead of making you have a chance of being rear ended, but they are so oblivious, I just stop and take a chance of being rear ended. I will survive that, the person I would run over may not. And with the oblivion of drivers on the road, you will get rear ended, so pick your poison, we are the only ones held accountable for our actions. [/QUOTE]

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