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I think it’s that there are people who legit commute over the bridge, and they can’t be left stranded. No one commutes over the bridge by foot. But I suspect y
by wanderingstan 4y ago
I think it’s that there are people who legit commute over the bridge, and they can’t be left stranded. No one commutes over the bridge by foot.
But I suspect you’re also right they don’t want pedestrians at night due to the suicide risk.
I once had my derailleur break at night while crossing the bridge and had to walk. They sent out a truck pretty quick to check on me.