Agreed, and it's especially bad at Dover, where I am pleasantly surprised any time I see a pedestrian actually check for cars before crossing against the light. Or keep an eye out while crossing. I'm no driver apologist, but the Davis Square intersections in particular are one of the few places where I see pedestrians behaving far more dangerously than drivers.

(People stepping in front of moving cars who have the green-right-arrow on Highland is another common one that I can hardly believe doesn't result in accidents at least weekly.)

It's all still very sad for all involved. :(