[doccrocker]

Originally Posted by rubicon

The mentality of many viilagers is one of "I paid good money to live here and no one is going to.......IMHO the fault for all of this is that the Developer intentionaslly or unintentionally did a poor job of design and should have recognized these conflicts and made appropriate deign measures to ensure the safety and ease of the different modes of traffic but did not do so. I opine and you decide as to what caused this mistake?

Personal Best Regards:

Personally, I suspect it all comes down to manners, but where I agree with the comment regarding some villager mentality, I consider it a bit unfair to point a finger at the developer for erring. We all know "Murphy's law", but ...
Murphy's Second Corollary
It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenious.
In addition:
"If you perceive that there are four possible ways in which something can go wrong, and circumvent these, then a fifth way, unprepared for, will promptly develop. "

It's always easy to monday morning quarterback the "oopsies" but for my money (which I hope to be spending in the very near future to be a frog), I give a whole lot of credit to the developer(s) for what is an extremely complex undertaking.
That being said, going back to the original topic, if it did come to pass, I'd go to court to argue the logic with the judge.