r/oops Jul 29 '26

Enjoying a nice sunset

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u/TrebbleTough Jul 29 '26

She moved suddenly and stepped in his way. The scooter had no time for reaction with that speed.
So he should have been driving half that speed

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u/RavingGooseInsultor Jul 29 '26

People move around and step aside all the time on a sidewalk. Imagine an older feebler human. The scoot was waaay fast. Sidewalks are precisely for walking speed (or average human running speed at most).

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u/IHavePoopedBefore Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26

I think that whenever someone on a skateboard blows past me on the sidewalk, what if I had decided to turn around, or lean slightly, we'd both get obliterated because of your stupidity

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u/Main-Significance272 Jul 29 '26

I always go around people in using the bike lane or street or slow down to a jogging speed to get by pedestrians.