Pedestrian problems


Much planning is needed to make our towns walkable. For instance, these low fences discourage snatch thefts.

Can we live in a country where we can walk to places, rather than driving and increasing the traffic and pollution? Yes, but town planning for pedestrians needs to be improved.

LOOKING at my body shape, you may not believe that I do occasionally exercise. I get up at dawn and walk for about half an hour in total, mapping a circuitous route around the area where I live.

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