W dniu 30.01.2022 o 18:59, PiteR pisze:
> in <news:st638q$5gt$1@news.icm.edu.pl>
> user ii pisze tak:
>
>> Piesi już odczuli skutki wchodzenia na przejścia. Wzrost liczby
>> wypadków z udziałem pieszych na przejściach.
>>
>> http://niusy.pl/@motoryzacja.interia.pl/ahl
>> http://niusy.pl/@motoryzacja.interia.pl/ahk
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> Jedna z super rzeczy w Anglii przechodzenie
> na czerwonym.
>
> Jaywalking in the UK, where it is considered a personal responsibility
> to cross the road safely (although London mayor Ken Livingstone last
> summer proposed making jaywalking illegal). The Highway Code recommends
> that all pedestrians abide by the Green Cross Code: "Where there is a
> crossing nearby, use it. Otherwise choose a place where you can see
> clearly in all directions."

To przecież w Polsce jest tak samo. 100 metrów.
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> My wife and I were in Poland once and we crossed a totally empty road.
> The only vehicle in sight was a police van, which was not approaching
> us... until we crossed. The officers beckoned us over and began to give
> us a dressing down. However, as soon as they realised we were Johnny-
> foreigners, they eased off, explained that the rules were different and
> politely asked us to use designated crossing in future. Obviously the
> Polish police are more courteous than their US colleagues.
> Tom, London, UK
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6251431.stm
>

A za rogiem ...