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fuziwuzi
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Re: Google street-view driver ignores man in danger

Did it occur to you that the driver of the Google vehicle probably doesn't see what the camera sees, since he's, you know, driving and paying attention to the road ahead of him? Not to mention the numerous other cars/trucks that passed by this man lying on the grass that didn't stop, why single out the Google driver?
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