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Old 06-13-2012, 09:27 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by Bunk View Post
Yes and no. Vehicle traffic will tend to drive faster on wider roadways. Narrower roads slow vehicles by virture of their proximity to parked vehicles and oncoming traffic. That is less safe for cyclists and pedestrians.

Sidewalks should at least be wide enough for two adults to comfortably walk beside eachother down the street. Busier pedestrian environments should allow a clear path for at least 2 couples to pass one another.
Thank you, that is the type of info I was seeking.

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Originally Posted by Slava View Post
Hold on, you mean your husband doesn't do the shoveling? Womens lib. has gone that far now?
He works out of town about 70% of the year and 100% of that is in winter. Unless it snows the 3 or 4 days he is home at Christmas, he doesn't have much chance.

But really that wasn't the thrust of my comments, snow removal was merely the thing that got me to thinking about side walks in general.
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