The pedestrian debate
The Pedestrian Debatte
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1. Do you call out to pedestrians that you intend to pass? Select all that apply to your philosophy. For the purposes of this poll let's assume that you're on a typical sidewalk and you approach a pedestrian walking on the right, providing just about 1.5x the margin to pass safely. The driving purpose of this poll is to get opinions whether the act of warning pedestrians can actually increase the risk to both parties. This is a multiple choice poll to enable a greater explanation of your position. Thank you for participating.
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Almost always. It's just good practice.
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Almost never. It's more dangerous than passing quickly.
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I call out more often than not, evaluated on a case by case basis.
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I pass quietly more often than not, evaluated on a case by case basis.
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Opt1: I always try to pass pedestrians at the speed of a casual jogger.
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Opt1: I typically approach pedestrians quietly and quickly zip past them.
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Opt1: The speed at which I pass pedestrians depends entirely on the situation.
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Opt2: I cruise around. I don't do anything extreme on my wheel.
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Opt2: I am into this as a sport. I carve, shred, go fast, and push the envelope.
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Opt2: I'm somewhere in between a cruiser and a shredder.
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Opt3: I have less than 3000 Km under my belt.
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Opt3: I have more than 3000 Km under my belt.
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