Would it not be better to weasr orange shirts, so as to not blend in with the green sidewalks everyone will be driving on?

 

I get aroused just imagining being able to walk on the sidewalks without maneuvering around parked vehicles. All I can say is Wow.

On second thought, the dogs are going to think this is great as they can sh*t without fear of being run over so we need to watch our step.

I think I recognize the green sidewalk in the pic. It looks to be across the street from downtown Mooon Cafe and Captain Ribbers. No one is gonna be driving on that as there are too many trees in the way. Painting it green is not going to do anything. But there is hope for other sidewalks.

 

I think its a start to fixing the problem i only hope they follow through and enforce it it will be the first time ever.Does that mean i can walk from the Check in hotel to the Palaw hotel with out having to walk out on the traffic lane ?

 

Or walk from Noreco to SkyCable to pay both those bills without having to play 'frogger' with the traffic. (Apologies to the youngsters who never played frogger and have no clue what I'm talking about).

 

There was a pedestrian law passed around a year ago, wouldn't it make money to enforce the law without the expense of labor and paint especially when motorcycles and pedicabs look at it as a traffic free clean place to drive or park?

 

Looking at those photo's its looking like the actual blocking of parking is due to downed lines or a city fixing project. the department of public works I wouldn't think would be handling putting up signs for LTO and such but they would handle such when its a public danger issue such as downed power lines.

As far as it actually being enforced and staying enforced it would only work if they are willing to impound vehicles of all manner who park on sidewalks or impede the flow of traffic be it a motorcycle, car, suv, truck, or trike. They could do a 2 week long public awareness and on the 15th day they would still need room to impound a couple hundred vehicles.