So you don't actually have narrow streets where you live. That's not really a counter-perspective to someone who's actually lived with them. Are narrow streets

So you don't actually have narrow streets where you live. That's not really a counter-perspective to someone who's actually lived with them. Are narrow streets really toddler friendly in practice? Cars are less frequent and slower, but when they do come through the spacing is much much tighter and more dangerous. You are basically sharing a sidewalk with a car. If you're lucky there's a few stubby bollards separating you from traffic -- which are meaningless to a toddler. If you have a squirmy/dashy toddler I would be very concerned about them breaking loose and dashing into traffic.