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| 释义 | 行人 🚶🏻 Pedestrians keep to the side of the road. Unlike cars, which are restricted to roads and parking lots, bikes can get through pedestrian short cuts but can also be parked almost anywhere, for free. The first was that each attempted to chart as straight as possible a path to his destination, such as an exit or the end of a corridor, while avoiding obstacles, including other pedestrians. And they’re on the road, closer to exhaust fumes than sidewalk pedestrians are. The speeding car barely missed the pedestrian. Such a car would also spot a pedestrian stepping into the road and brake. Exhaust from all combustion engines produce adverse effects on the health of car users and all innocent pedestrians. Cyclists take in more black carbon because they breathe faster and deeper than walkers. And they're on the road, closer to exhaust fumes than sidewalk pedestrians are. It is unclear what options, if any, will be available for spontaneous purchases by pedestrians who do not want to buy a bag each time they shop at the LCBO. For a start, there are billboards everywhere, many of them digital and flashing, lest drivers get distracted by traffic signs, pedestrians or other cars. These classify objects into general categories, such as pedestrians or cars. To win at Russian road roulette, the driver must jump red lights at busy crossroads at full speed and not collide with another vehicle, pedestrian or leave the road. We are not giving sufficient attention to the needs of pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists many of whom end up in clinics and hospitals. Some drivers were in the habit of honking their horns constantly as they drove in the darkness, ostensibly to warn bicyclists and pedestrians of their approach. There are frequent collisions between motorised carts and pedestrians in its narrow, curving alleyways, the vestige of a former railway line; an ambulance needs to be called almost every day. After studying the patterns of pedestrians in videos, the team zeroed in on the rules the people used to get around and then converted them into heuristic formulas. The rain only lasted half an hour, but caused traffic jams and havoc for pedestrians and commuters. These people are willing to take the risk of having an opinion, and so others flock to them, like pedestrians running for shelter during a downpour. The Dodge chases a pedestrian or another car across the tarmac and shows his agility and even drives backward— the driver only has to look into the rear mirror to guide the car. Gridlock resulting from vehicles and pedestrians“ blocking the box” at the intersection of1st Avenue and57th Street in New York City. |
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