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Question by pstar
Submitted on 11/21/2005
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say a driver makes a left turn at a signal light and sees a pedestrian pass in front of him and as he proceeds the pedestrian is hit by the driver side mirror. Is this possible. these are question's for my thesis and are very important also can a pedestrian be hit as he is crossing the streets and a driver is making a left hits him and he bounces back hits the drivers side mirror and lands in the crosswalk next to the car on its left side


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