> The concept is that the absence of separation will make everyone more cautious — so commuters slow down, make eye contact, and negotiate. That's a part of to

> The concept is that the absence of separation will make everyone more cautious — so commuters slow down, make eye contact, and negotiate. That's a part of town that I think I'd just avoid when possible, and hate when I couldn't avoid it. It sounds confusing and nerve-wracking. Most people are reasonable. The rest are terrifying, when they're in a car and you're on foot.