a red light is a stop sign for cars

I assume you mean “…for cyclists”?

Cyclist are pedestrians.

Unless you mean this in some very unconventional way — absolutely not. Bicycles are vehicles.

Source — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash

Nah.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance

At some point there’s a line though where it’s not an accident but a certainty, and only a matter of time.

Same reason pointing a gun at people is generally frowned upon.

It is, but there is little or no detail of who exactly it was that made the transaction. Some cryptocurrencies are better than others about keeping that information hidden.

Much better!

Most disappointing spoiler tag ever.

In general you’re right, but in this case I think it’s reasonable to make an exception.

Yes, I answered the clickbait “… and there’s a clear favorite” part.

Probably deaths per distance traveled rather than vehicle count.

on the sidewalk in the wrong direction.

There is no wrong direction on the sidewalk. Sidewalks are two-way.

They absolutely are an improvement in many ways. Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Saving a click:

Continental GP5000 (A)S TR

Not all of them have MRI machines, and regardless of its cheaper than repairing them.

That would not cost billions. Not even close. It would certainly be far cheaper than the cost of repair.

And why would “investigation is still ongoing” stop them from releasing it? My opinion: either a convenient excuse, or yet another self-own from the Democratic Party.

They chose not to release it, despite being under no true obligation.

Well, assuming “They were sealed until Jan 2024” is true, then from that point forward they could have been released but weren’t.

At the very minimum you are confidently incorrect about how universal those terms are.

British English uses “road surface” where US English uses “pavement”.

British English uses “pavement” where US English uses “sidewalk”

You can also find “metaling” as a general term for hard road surfaces.

Even “concrete” can be short for “asphalt concrete” or “bituminous asphalt concrete”, i.e. yet another name for that same thing.

I can’t find anywhere that uses “rigid pavement” as a term to mean specifically concrete based on Portland cement. To me it sounds like a general term which would cover both concrete and asphalt [concrete]. But I’ll trust that you didn’t just make it up.