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Honestly, as a runner I have a similar problem with other pedestrians. So many people walk in groups of three plus abreast taking up the entire sidewalk, pay no
by nonameiguess 2y ago
Honestly, as a runner I have a similar problem with other pedestrians. So many people walk in groups of three plus abreast taking up the entire sidewalk, pay no attention whatsoever to whether anyone else is on the sidewalk coming their way, and even single people stray back and forth wandering in a zig zag pattern, wearing noise-canceling earphones, and won't look up from their screen, making it all but impossible to safely pass them except by luck.
Nobody has common courtesy and they all think they own the road. Everyone. It isn't just drivers. But drivers are nonetheless the most dangerous because they're operating heavy machinery that kills you on impact.
- AcerbicZero 2y agoIts also a problem on the roads for cars/motorcycles; 4+ lanes wide, with a car in each lane going 3mph under the speed limit totally oblivious to the world around them, as traffic piles up behind them. Common courtesy should be a more important component of the whole education process.