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Having lived in both the US and Europe, it's definitely less frequent in the US. But only because the streets are much wider making it scarier.
by curiousgal 7y ago
Having lived in both the US and Europe, it's definitely less frequent in the US. But only because the streets are much wider making it scarier.
- georgyo 7y agoI think you are talking about jaywalking, but Europe and the US are really big. In LA you get a ticket for jaywalking, while in NYC everyone crosses anywhere including weaving though moving traffic. And some cities in Maine the pedestrian always has the right away at cross walks and otherwise don't have lights.