Didn't really expect much from DrivingUk but honestly the amount of downvotes shocked me. God forbid people go out at night dressed normally without full on high vis.
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Oh yeah, no I just backed up and waited for him to go, sometimes I'll dramatically bow at people who don't stop for me but this guy was particularly infuriating because I was already walking on the sidewalk and he just went anyways. Too many drivers act like the fact that they can kill me gives them the right of way and a lot of the comments here are behaving the same way, it's actually concerning. Like, sure wearing brighter colours can help, but it literally does not matter what you wear because the driver is going to make excuses anyways - "they dressed too dark", "they came out of nowhere", "I didn't see them" - all of them amount to "I wasn't paying enough attention to safely manage my murder machine but I can't accept accountability because me!" And I've proven that fact by wearing bright colours, carrying lights, and being patient and giving up my right of way and they still almost hit me every day.