Not exact matches
You might have heard of the secret history of
jaywalking — how car companies managed to upend the
laws a century ago so that vehicles, not pedestrians, had the right of way on the roads.
Another issue raised by @user4012 in the comments is that (some) people break
law if chance of prosecuting is small, like
jaywalking or smoking marijuana.
Is this just another sometimes -
law we can relegate to the forgotten corners of our otherwise
law - abiding minds, right next to
jaywalking, or something we should really be worried about?
However, if a pedestrian is
jaywalking, doesn't give vehicles the proper amount of time needed to yield, or is otherwise negligently disobeying pedestrian traffic
laws, he or she could easily be held partly liable for the accident.