This is really frustrating and I would argue feeds into a lot of accessibility issues even outside the more salient points surrounding the handicapped. The fac

This is really frustrating and I would argue feeds into a lot of accessibility issues even outside the more salient points surrounding the handicapped. The fact that vehicles have grown so large that on-street parking has become virtually necessary is a frustration I've had to deal with frequently as a driver, pedestrian, and cyclist, moreover, just using the street for recreation has become more hazardous. It's even more frustrating when it's done for the sake of convenience. Trebly so when some dickhead parks their RV in the road at an intersection which forces everyone to, quite literally, pull into the lane to see if there's oncoming traffic. And I'm still waiting to get doored while cycling by some dipshit parked on-street for their half-mile unburdened commute since despite the very evident easy-reasonable-good use for our 4mi² town bike lanes are actually just parking. All of this makes roadfaring in any capacity unnecessarily obnoxious, and I would say it's a glaring oversight which has many, many invisible downstream costs.