Is it OK for a Pedestrian to walk with traffic on a paved street, on the
side which only has the White Painted narrow Fog Line with No Sidewalk ?
The opposite side of street has a Sidewalk.
In this case, there was a woman, pushing a baby carriage with an infant
inside and her son as a second Pedestrian. They were walking with their
backs to traffic coming up behind them.
If they would have been walking on the Sidewalk, they would have been
facing oncoming traffic.
I can send you a picture or two in awhile
Dennis
On Oct 1, 2017 3:59 PM, "John Brooking" <johnbrooking4@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm not clear on what your question is.
On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 3:17 PM, Dennis Marrotte <
dennis.marrotte1111@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Happy October !
I just returned home from an early start this morning chauffering an
Archangel, Russia Family to the Maine Marathon. Three members ran the
Half Marathon.
I have a Question for those in the
" Know ". I was driving down Pierce Street, from Nasson Avenue downhill,
then turned Left uphill onto Falmouth Street. Coming down Pierce Street,
the sidewalk is on the Right hand side. There is no sidewalk on the Left
side of Pierce in that section, until you reach the intersection with
Mayberry Street at the bottom of the hill.
A young mother was pushing a baby carriage with a baby in the carriage,
and a boy, her son? , about 7 - 8 Years of age, walking with her. They
were walking uphill on the Right hand side of Pierce Street, between
Falmouth Street snd Nasson Avenue. There is no Sidewalk on that side of
Pierce Street , up to Nasson Avenue. She was walking with her back to on
coming traffic uphill on Pierce Street, inside the white fog line
One hazardous condition on that section of Pierce Street from Falmouth to
Nasson, uphill, is an Overgrowth of Tree branches and Bushes, Shrubbery,
which forces any Pedestrians to step outside of the White line and around
to the Left and into the Traffic Lane. No uphill traffic was present at
that moment but ... I have no idea if the young mother is new to the
neighborhood or has lived here for awhile.
Also, Do not know where the property lines and City lines are for the
overgrown Bushes, Tree branches on that side of Pierce Street. Depending
on the time of day, the line of sight at Nasson Avenue, looking Left
downhill on Pierce Street, is somewhat obstructed.
Thank You,
Dennis Marrotte
41 Falmouth Street
