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Those White Lines

There was a time when pedestrians felt safe using crosswalks. When these lines were "installed" on the roads, pedestrians were delighted to see them.

However, today, this sense of safety has been tampered with, and these lines have become a cause for anxiety.   The culprits behind the change may be careless drivers. Although these potions of the roads are to keep walkers safe, negligent drivers are hitting pedestrians while they are in the act of using them.


Some people may be tempted to jaywalk.  However, before doing that, keep in mind that it would be even more dangerous in non-designated areas since there is danger in the safety zone.

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