It happened at an intersection. I stopped my bicycle just before the intersection.
A passenger car was running from the left side and stopped just before the pedestrian crossing.
There are no traffic lights at that intersection.
I looked over to the road on my right to make sure there were no vehicles approaching.
A car was approaching the intersection. The passenger car did not pretend to stop before the pedestrian crossing at the intersection without traffic lights.
At that time, a bicycle passed by me and entered the intersection.
I imagine the boy on the bike saw a car parked on the left side of the road and headed for the intersection.
The boy’s bicycle nearly collided with a car coming from the right.
All this happened in front of my eyes.
- how does continuity stop
- The reasons why the continuity stops depend on the circumstances and factors. Here are some examples:
Physical obstacles: Continuity relies on physical elements. So any physical failure will stop the continuity. Examples include landslides and collapses that block roads and railroads, and interruptions in power supply due to blackouts.
Technical Issues: Technical issues such as computer systems and internet connectivity can also interfere with continuity. For example, hardware failure, software bug, server down, etc.
Anthropogenic Factors: Anthropogenic factors can also affect continuity. Examples include strikes, demonstrations, and terrorist attacks.
Natural disasters: Natural disasters can also disrupt continuity. Examples include floods, typhoons, and earthquakes.
Continuity stops when these factors occur. In order to maintain continuity, it is necessary to predict these factors in advance and take appropriate measures against them.
— hiro (@hiro_osaka_jp) March 28, 2023
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