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Jaywalking - Is it enforced?

Kintarō Hattori · 2009-10-02 09:04:33

Hello peeps, My apologies if this has been asked before. This post has led me here. I've never felt the need to ask is the law against Jaywalking enforced as I presumed it wasn't. Each and every day people Jaywalk, including the Gardai themselves. In light of the post above in relation to the taxi driver protest I've felt…

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#32 12-10-2009 09:36PM

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They haven't done that since the remodelling.

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#33 13-10-2009 11:13AM

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parsi wrote: »

Usually in Cork they put barriers along the middle of Patrick Street during the Christmas period in an attempt to prevent wholesale street crossing. This certainly makes driving a whole lot easier (and safer).

...but makes the footpath like an obstacle course because of those stupid new streetlights!

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#34 14-10-2009 06:25PM

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Why they couldn't have made them further apart - only kids can walk through them. When you consider it's also where people stop and talk (lean up against poles) then the pavement is littered with choke-points...

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