Old 04-16-07 | 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by John Forester
I do not consider that the second implies the first. Consider the very common example of a road with most of its parking spaces filled. Is that road improperly constructed? Yet entering vehicles are not visible until they get right to the edge of the roadway. I think that the assumption is not valid, and not very relevant.
It clearly is relevant if you are making broad generalizations about visibility and safety. Otherwise, you need to consider all of the perverse situations that could appear somewhere.

Regarding your question, it depends on what the road was designed for and the resulting increase in risk from having cars parked there.
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