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Originally Posted by EdFNJ
Agreed, walking AND RUNNING with the traffic is dangerous but I don't believe it is "against the law" especially on MMPs where the law wouldn't apply or be enforceable if there was one. We walk every morning between Amelia and LSL and we see RUNNERS running with traffic with headphones all the time along the MMP and wonder how they don't get hit by some crazy golf cart drivers who don't even slow down going around blind curves (like heading north or south on MMP just before the Stillwater crossing). We've almost been run down there multiple times by folks going full speed around that totally blind curve in either direction. Now we walk in the deep wet grass to save ourselves there. I don't think some of these drivers understand the purpose of a brake pedal.
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I agree:
When I walk on MMP I walk on the edge facing traffic and ready to step off. When walking with someone, when traffic approaches we fall in single file and ready to step off the MMP Incase two carts and we meet. I don’t take no changes, if I think it’s going to be close I step off, the grass is not going to ruin my shoes.
I see some special people walking two or more abreast crowding or over the center line with out care in the world thinking the world revolves around them. IMO it don’t and they are creating dangerous situations. Where I walk not as busy or crowded as around squares.