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Originally Posted by kendi
Agree with a previous post that paved areas are easier on the skeletal system than concrete so walkers/runners may use the street.
We see a gentleman jogging in the street which actually may be safer for him because his feet shuffle a bit and the walking path which is not concrete is uneven from encroaching tree roots. The street is not heavily traveled and even less so at the time he’s out. Hopefully he thinks to always face the traffic.
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No, NO, and
NO!!!!!
THEY MAY NOT USE THE STREET
I'm beginning to think that Americans have a reading comprehension problem, so once again here is the statute:
316.130 Pedestrians; traffic regulations.—
(3) Where sidewalks are provided, no pedestrian shall, unless required by other circumstances, walk along and upon the portion of a roadway paved for vehicular traffic.
What is unclear???
Where is the part that states you can violate this LAW if you think it's "easier on your skeletal system"???
It is simple: If a sidewalk is available, IT IS ILLEGAL TO WALK IN THE CART/BIKE LANE
I think a kindergarten student can understand it.