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No it shouldn’t. Low risk behaviors should equal low risk outcomes. If it’s safer on average yet causes low risk behaviors to suddenly become unpredictably dangerous, folks will very reasonably push back

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Sorry, I’m not following. What are the low risk behaviors you’re referring to and what makes them suddenly become unpredictably dangerous?

Walking / driving across an intersection where the cross traffic has a stop sign?

That's unpredictably dangerous today, with human drivers.

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