The rules also apply to you who are reading this.
It's not a matter of steps, it's a matter of double rules.
Sometimes you just cross the road. It's nothing special, it's a day like any other, in a busy city you exist and you're young. Petra did the same. A student of occupational therapy, twenty-year-old Petra was an average young girl, a volunteer, a lover of acting and foreign languages - made up of everything that should make a young person carefree and promising for the future that awaits her. Sometimes it is the step that is decisive in the whole story. A fatal accident caused by a motorcyclist driving drunk without a valid driver's license is sometimes what steals your tomorrow; all those expectations, the ambition that drove you and the smiles you used to make others happy. Sometimes things happen - and they never should and never should. We hear so often about this traffic, the dangers it brings, its outcomes and the gaps that taking it for granted leaves behind that we can't help but wonder - are we completely blind and completely deaf to what is repeatedly repeated to us? "Petra's step" is another attempt to educate young drivers in order not to repeat the same scenarios over and over and over again. Get behind that steering wheel and keep in mind that, to the same extent that you yourself own loved ones, so do the people around you. Putting yourself in someone else's shoes is a common problem that people run into - the rules don't seem to apply until they apply directly to your situation. Put yourself in someone else's shoes and think - sometimes you just cross the road and you're alive. Would you like to cross it? Start seeing things through the eyes of those around you.
