I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It's a very pedestrian friendly city, and frankly it's a pain to drive because of how freely people just wander into the street a

I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It's a very pedestrian friendly city, and frankly it's a pain to drive because of how freely people just wander into the street and cross with almost no regard. The law is pretty clear that pedestrians have the right of way and I see people stopped for not yielding to pedestrians ALL THE TIME. It's nice, especially between classes when hundreds of people may be trying to cross a street, that we are able to get to class on time and the one person in the car isn't going to mow us all over. At bigger intersections there are walk lights, and people obey them for the most part, but the majority of campus and the city has crosswalks with stop signs or "yield to pedestrian" signs.