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Old 10-11-21, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by mstateglfr
I bet the cyclist wouldnt have told the group standing around to get off the path if it were an injured cyclist and 2 EMTs. That is because it is an obviously different scenario and social behavior has taught us to slow down and dont tell medical events to move aside.
When people are just standing there, that is clearly different from a visible medical event.

Also, telling the people to move is helping to keep everyone involved safe. If people dont know they are in an unsafe position, then telling them will potentially keep them and others safe(so nobody collides into them).
Agreed, pointing out to people that they are in harm's way is a good thing... and hopefully done politely.
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