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9/4/2013 2:33:18 PM
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Its for determination of fault, the driver is almost always responsible for accidents, so a pedestrian in good logic should be crossing in a designated area, that is clearly visible for the car.
In my 33 years alive, i have never seen some being given a jaywalking ticket.
Lastly stop the retarded VS threads paul.
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YOU BLOODY MORON YOU MADE ME SPILL MY TEA AND SPIT OUT MY CRUMPETS
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iF YOU HAD SOME CRUMPETS IN YOUR MOUTH, THEY WOULD HAVE SOAKED THE TEA UP, DUMMY
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BUGGER OFF
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Edited by lonepaul2441: 9/4/2013 2:45:12 PM[quote] Lastly stop the retarded VS threads paul.[/quote]It's not a VS thread its a legitimate question because I always thought it was only the US that had the stupid law, now I want to know what other countries have it or not.
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[quote][QUOTE] Lastly stop the retarded VS threads paul.[/quote]It's not a VS thread its a legitimate question because I always thought it was only the US that had the stupid law, now I want to know what other countries have it or not.[/quote] [quote]So countries like [U]America and Canada[/U] .[/quote] MMMMHMMMMM
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Edited by lonepaul2441: 9/4/2013 3:21:36 PMOk should I say England has a law that is different from England? No. it's called giving people an example of where a law exists so they can understand the question and the law being discussed.
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