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This is my rule for being a pedestrian in/near roads: assume everyone driving a car is texting and driving. Legally, does the car have to stop for you when you're in the crosswalk? Yeah. But who is going to have a worse time if they don't?
Sad that I have to have the rule but it definitely has helped me a few times.
Reminds of this illustration (the original content info can be found through this article)
Yesss, love that illustration. And I didn't have the source for it, thank you for including that!