Hmm ... this is a very interesting case study ...
at 0:06 we can see the white car head starting to turn out , TS
is at the yellow box going to cross the pedestrian crossing
at 0:07 white car white car is at 2nd and a half lane, TS is abt
6 car length away, judging from the parked cars
at 0:08 the white car is at 2nd lane , TS is 3 car lengths
away
at 0:09 the white car is at 1st and a half lane going to
overtake the parked sonata, at this point TS has break hard and
horned
If TS hasn't break , the point of impact will be at 0:09
....
is 2 second rule sufficient for defensive driving ... ?
is this a 50/50 case ?
A bit off topic, some days back a bro show me a video , taxi cut
in from right and a taxi going straight hit the side, its a 50/50
case ... the one going straight got time to react but
insisted on his right of way and carried on to hit the one
filtering in, lidat lose lose case , workshop win win
