Its not only about my skills as a pilot, there are always 2 involved. If people jump in front of your car and you hit them - you still have nothing to fear because its not your fault. And this is what is missing here.
Nothing is missing here. No-one can jump in front of you without them becoming at fault for any incident that occurs. If you think that someone traveling slower than 100ms can "jump" in front of you, then it
is your skills as a pilot that are dangerously lacking and if you wish to avoid being at fault you should slow down until you are more skilled. But if the other party is going at such high speed that they
can jump in front of you and you are
also going so fast that you lack the ability to avoid a high-speed collision, then they (like you) are being reckless (or malicious) and the system slaps them too, same as you.
I know you like anarchy of being able to do crazy stuff without consequences, but a docking-station is a highly regulated environment, and this has always been the case. If you're landing at an airport, or docking a boat, you better believe there are strict rules about speed (and a lot more!) - rules that cease to apply the moment your plane or boat leaves the area of that high-traffic facility.
That's when you break out the high-speed hijinks
