I thought it was against the law because my friend failed his driving test in the UK because he splashed a pedestrian.
It should be against the law because it shows the driver is not aware of the road conditions and surroundings. If you see ice on the road, drive slowly. if there is heavy rain, also drive slowly...
while we're doing the rain rants, what about those people who stand at MTR exits and block everyone? Go big or go home!
But does that actually cover splashing people? I have never heard of anyone in HK being prosecuted for splashing people.Original Post Deleted
This ain't the UK. What works there does not automatically work here. Not much point saying : "But that is what happens in the UK". Well, this ain't the UK, so that point is moot.
It would take an even more special person to consider that lack of reasonable consideration as a crime.Original Post Deleted
Am I the only driver that actually does this to pedestrians deliberately?
I don't give a toss about the law as it is written. What is written and what happens is not the same.Original Post Deleted