This opinion piece that appears in today's NYT mentions vulnerable user laws.
An excerpt: When two cars crash, everybody agrees that one of the two drivers may well be to blame; cops consider it their job to gather evidence toward that determination. But when a car hits a bike, it’s like there’s a collective cultural impulse to say, “Oh, well, accidents happen.” If your 13-year-old daughter bikes to school tomorrow inside a freshly painted bike lane, and a driver runs a stop sign and kills her and then says to the cop, “Gee, I so totally did not mean to do that,” that will most likely be good enough. http://tinyurl.com/n5ttw77 (If after clicking on this link you see an invitation to subscribe to the NYT, just wait about ten seconds, and the opinion piece will appear.)
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