The phrase "a pedestrian through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is walking through a specific area, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As a pedestrian through the busy streets, I often find myself lost in thought."
Alternatives: "a walker through" or "a passerby in".
A visit isn't complete without a stroll down the Mall, a pedestrian walkway through the center of campus.
The developer expects to begin construction in June or July on the project, which will contain ground-floor shops and a pedestrian avenue through a central park.
[DNA Info] A vote to establish a pedestrian walkway through several Midtown plazas and arcades has been delayed to firm up support for the project.
The organizers said they intend to separate the bands enough that a pedestrian strolling through the park will not be able to hear two combos at once, but will pass from one band's sphere of sound into another.
In a deal brokered by the city on July 13, the developers of a mixed-use complex have agreed not to build a pedestrian path through Liz Christy's Bowery-Houston Garden.
The city, which owns the block, is seeking to build a complex of apartments, stores and community facilities there, and the developers want to construct a pedestrian pathway through the garden.
Most of the six plans also call for the reopening of a corridor roughly along the line of Fulton Street, extending from Church Street westward to West Street, either as a pedestrian walkway through the redeveloped site or as a surface street.
A pedestrian moves through each meditation tunnel as dictated by its gradually-varying abstract coils.
Because of the awkward arrangement of King William Street station, the extension was not to be connected directly to the existing running tunnels but was to be linked via a pedestrian subway through which passengers could make interchanges between the separate lines.
But a cyclist that makes a pedestrian jump, either through a red light or turning left, or on the pavement, that's bad.
