11-04-2016, 04:36 AM
(11-02-2016, 09:02 PM)danbrotherston Wrote: As a pedestrian, I am very proactive about making sure drivers notice me, I watch for eye contact from drivers before crossing in front of right turning vehicles, and I don't shy away from shouting or even knocking on a hood or window (depending on how far into the crosswalk they are) to get their attention.
I tend to do those same things, though have not yelled or banged the hoods of cars. And I walk a lot.
But the two times I have been yelled at (as a driver, by a pedestrian) in the last five years or so, it was each time a pedestrian crossing on a red light, upset that I was not stopping to let him cross. (This was at or near King/Queen both times, so potentially this was the same person twice, too.)