I may give up on walking to work
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They enforce it here and when people complain it makes the news and then they stand up for the process... and the tickets at some locations actually mean cars MUST stop if there is a person waiting to let them go even without signals.
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And, all of that said, as Jim pointed out drivers in Mass aren't much better. From my experience, they just do wacky stuff.
Originally Posted by Jim from Boston
An important aphorism I learned on BF is, "To know where a car is going, watch the front wheels, not the body or hood." though we don't watch our feet when we dance.
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I'd rather ride my bike than walk
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With good reason. To walk when you have a perfectly good bike is just ludicrous. Probably indicative of a psychological disorder of some sort.
The real question, IMO, is whether when forced to walk for whatever reason, you prefer to do it alone, or walk your bike next to you.
The real question, IMO, is whether when forced to walk for whatever reason, you prefer to do it alone, or walk your bike next to you.