I agree.
Though i do not find that upholding the law is a higher standard, but as Danish society decline there are probably some validity in that.
Just as i dont call firefighters or police men or paramedics for heroes, just due to their line of job.
sure they are in a place where there are a good chance to go that extra mile and be a hero, but just the job,,,, well that's just a job.
In the mid 90ties i was myself lined up for a commendation for giving CPR to a injured person trapped in a crashed car, i said "F" that, i just did what anyone with extended first aid skills would do.
I did my thing - paramedics took over and i drove the 70 km to work, not realizing i was covered in blood.
In crosswalks ( no light ) if here is a person stand on either side and by doing that signal a intent to cross, cars and other vehicles must yield to the pedestrian.
Some creative interpretations are:
If the pedestrian are on the far side of the crosswalk you don't have to stop if he have not set a foot on the crosswalk yet.
Pedestrians must yield to cars.
A recent survey with Danish motorists had almost 70 % of them not knowing the speed limit for towing a trailer on the motorway or highway for that matter ( 80 km/h ) unless you have a trailer with its own brake system in which case you can get a permit to do 100 km/h with a trailer or camper.
My last accident ( getting rear ended ) was at a cross walk and me stopping for a pedestrian + the car behind me, but the 4x4 behind us,,,,,not so much.
Sadly my rear camera at the time was on a flaky USB cable so that was not recorded sadly.