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wsdog t1_ixhl6q1 wrote

You really think a car can hit somebody ONLY at a glass storefront. No other location is actually possible.

Why not put bollards everywhere in front of every single structure?

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alohadave t1_ixhm88c wrote

Jesus, are you really willing to die on this hill?

You are the only one complaining about putting bollards everywhere. In this case, in a shopping mall, bollards are appropriate, and would have saved life and limb, literally.

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wsdog t1_ixhmirj wrote

No, alright you're good, I agree. Spend money on bollards instead of checking drivers who can induce harm. Maybe it's a better solution.

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techiemikey t1_ixhtloz wrote

This is a case of "you can only control what you are capable of controling". The property owners could have placed ballards for protection (and even done something like planters to prevent it from being ugly). The business could choose something other than a glass front, as they are allowed to make changes.

What could they have done about drivers specifically? The only people who could have is the government, who can't place the ballards.

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