This social experiment will remind you a life is the most precious thing in the world

I am amazed at the number of people (I see crossing the street) who don't look around to be sure it is safe to cross, especially in crosswalks. Those stripes can't stop a car/truck.

Jim Adams, I tend to find that the same for most drivers around the Mediterranean!!!!

Al Ruttan, The same in Australia and pedestrians seem to think they have right of way everywhere. Time fines for jaywalking were increased and then enforced.

You take your life in your hands if you don't look both ways before crossing anywhere.

I think this virtual crash billboard is a great idea & it should be used world wide to save lives. Excellent idea Paris!👍

I deliver medicine to hospitals and am amazed at the number of people that don’t use sidewalks and crosswalks and are oblivious to the traffic around them. Most of them are starting at their phones!

This will not be or is not, the only social experiments we’ll encountered in our lives?! Please ponder.

Al Ruttan, That’s exactly what I put on my wife’s grave marker “But I had the right away!“. Well, she deserved it. Since I was telling her, “Having the right away doesn’t mean squat when you’re dead” numerous times daily.

Drivers in Naples Italy, look at traffic signs as more of a suggestion than a legality, the drivers of France aren’t really that much better.

Sorry but in addition to my previous comment. I hear pedestrians say they have right of way and that might be correct but if youy get hit by a vehicle even if you have right of way you are still just as dead as if you didn't have right of way

I live in London Ontario and I am amazed at the number of people I watch crossing on red lights or in the middle of the block and they do it without looking for traffic and if a vehicle honks they cuss the driver out. It is the worst I have ever seen and I lived in Toronto for many years. It was never this bad.

Christopher Brownbridge. Most Australian states have laws that penalise jaywalkers.

Jaywalking as a crime seems to me to be a strange anomaly in a country which advertises itself as "home of the free". It is unknown elsewhere.

You certainly need to be careful crossing any road in South Africa. Doing so at traffic lights (or Robots as we call them) is especially dangerous as one of the country's "national sports" is running red lights at red.

We should have this in South Africa but many drivers think it is their absolute right to drive in whatever way they like - jumping red lights is a real favourite, Driving well above the speed limit and then tail-gating the driver in front is another, so it's highly doubtful if they would take any notice of a red light on a pedestrian crossing and pedestrians would be just as guilty, Another favourite is walking across a motorway regardless of traffic. No wonder I've given up driving here!!

Bloody good idea!