sidewalk rules
En tant qu'adepte du gambadage, j'use régulièrement mes semelles sur de nouveaux trottoirs.
Il n'y a beaucoup de trottoir ici meme sur le campus, ni beaucoup de piétons et pour cause, on comprend pourquoi quand on lit le code du trottoir ... mais où vont-ils chercher tout ça ???
1. On the sidewalk, stay to the right and pass on the left. It's just like driving a car.
2. Do not walk more than two abreast. When you do walk two abreast, compress to single file to make room for passing traffic.
3. Do not stop short.
4. Do not stop in the middle of the sidewalk to make phone calls or chat with friends. Move to the side to socialize. Again, it's like driving on the highway--if you must stop, move into the breakdown lane.
5. It's useless to ask that you not walk and talk on the phone, because you're going to do it anyway, (un regain de lucidité ?) but please keep your voice down, especially when walking close to other people. If you must text on the sidewalk, just move aside.
6. Upon reaching the top or bottom of escalators or subway stairs, do not stop, keep moving.
7. When you exit a building, slow down and yield to the flow of traffic. Moving pedestrians have the right of way.
Il n'y a beaucoup de trottoir ici meme sur le campus, ni beaucoup de piétons et pour cause, on comprend pourquoi quand on lit le code du trottoir ... mais où vont-ils chercher tout ça ???
1. On the sidewalk, stay to the right and pass on the left. It's just like driving a car.
2. Do not walk more than two abreast. When you do walk two abreast, compress to single file to make room for passing traffic.
3. Do not stop short.
4. Do not stop in the middle of the sidewalk to make phone calls or chat with friends. Move to the side to socialize. Again, it's like driving on the highway--if you must stop, move into the breakdown lane.
5. It's useless to ask that you not walk and talk on the phone, because you're going to do it anyway, (un regain de lucidité ?) but please keep your voice down, especially when walking close to other people. If you must text on the sidewalk, just move aside.
6. Upon reaching the top or bottom of escalators or subway stairs, do not stop, keep moving.
7. When you exit a building, slow down and yield to the flow of traffic. Moving pedestrians have the right of way.
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