re: Why do people insist on ignoring perfectly good sidewalks?

I live in Mid-City and there are some really crappy sidewalks in my area. Between the oak tree roots pushing them up, sometimes 6 inches or more from adjacent pieces of sidewalk and portions of them cracked from people driving over them, it is like an obstacle course to navigate.

But, I can understand the frustration of the OP with a woman in the streets with a double stroller being pushed down the road while jogging.

Not far from where I live there is a practice track in City Park by the Rosevelt Mall with a 1/4 mile oval that is covered in rubber and very easy on the feet and joints. I see all kinds of people using that track for exercise, from HS kids to casual and serious runners.

I know that remnant of sidewalk.

Running the lakes at night when you have to take Park Blvd is a good way to lose your front teeth.

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You post an average of over 12 times a day.

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How many times a day do you speak or have a thought?

She's probably voting for Harris and putting her kids on puberty blockers.
You should have run them all over.

The street is for vehicles. Period.