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The critical question is, do people in the US just drive on the sidewalks? (It's impossible to walk on sidewalks in a city without crossing streets every block
by jaggederest 4y ago
The critical question is, do people in the US just drive on the sidewalks?
(It's impossible to walk on sidewalks in a city without crossing streets every block, and that's where car/pedestrian conflicts occur)
- michaelteter 4y ago> do people in the US just drive on the sidewalks? I think you must first ask, "What percentage of roads in the US have sidewalks?" It's nowhere close to 100%.
- worthless-trash 4y agoestimate for me, is it closer to 20, I really dont know.
- SamPatt 4y agoI live in a small village in the US, pop. ~1,000. I'd guess that less than half the streets within village limits have sidewalks. And of course outside the village it's miles and miles of fields and forests with none. Urban life is very different from rural.