> Mixing cyclists and pedestrians causes a whole set of different problems (and injuries). The other issue is that pedestrians do not typically follow traffic

> Mixing cyclists and pedestrians causes a whole set of different problems (and injuries). The other issue is that pedestrians do not typically follow traffic rules while walking. That is, they won't keep to one side of the path, they won't signal their intention to change direction in advance, etc. This makes it much more difficult to ride among them compared to riding in traffic where drivers do generally follow the rules.