Rest In Peace.

Mr. Fuller is right when he said ""drive appropriately. If you cannot see as well as you normally can, you should probably be driving slower."

But the problem is that drivers approaching from some streets are in deep shade and therefore sun glasses or visor should not be used, because they diminish visibility under those conditions. Then, suddenly, a driver has full sun and glare, from one second to the other and can't see anything for a brief moment before adjusting to conditions. This leads to accidents that may be unavoidable if no additional measures are taken (better lighting, stop signs, etc). I do not know why this particular run over happened and what the contributory causes are (phoning or other distractions? but it's very hard to believe that Keibun Son didn't know she hit someone. Outrageously she didn't render assistance. When these matters are
sufficiently investigated, I am hoping that all appropriate charges if any are filed.

I agree about slowing down to well below the posted speed limit when conditions are not ideal. California Ave. is deceptive because the road is wide and a center median, even though it goes through a dense residential neighborhood with lots of pedestrians and cross traffic. People need to slow down and drive a speed that is appropriate for the conditions.

Regardless of whether she was blind sided or this intersection is "dangerous" this woman left an elderly man lying in agony! What's her excuse for that? It's very sad that it is taking something like this to bring about the safety or what not of the intersection, but let's keep in mind this woman deserves some sort of punishment. Yes, it will be difficult to determine and/or assess the situation, but I sure hope something is done.

Ms. Son needs to so some serious time in prison. She planned on getting away with the murder of this man. Felony hit and run isn't enough.