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"In our neighborhood there's no bike lane … the kids have to [ride] on the sidewalk," she says.
That includes quality-of-life stops for riding bikes on the sidewalk.
There's a story of a blind man who was walking on a sidewalk with his stick, and there was a car parked on the sidewalk, preventing him from going ahead.
'Are you getting out of my way?'" When Wolf declined to leave the sidewalk, she was arrested, along with her companion.
Not to get too graphic, but such situations are really more of a case of a drunk driver intent on hitting someone and a drunk person walking on the sidewalk just trying to get home.
One of the designated sites is situated at a small intersection where the sidewalk will be extended to accommodate 3D floor art and a street-art gallery, to be used as both a day- and night-time space.
Wolf asserted the right of the protesters to use the sidewalk.
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If that seems like an illiberal move for a city as easygoing as Austin, consider that Portland and Berkeley already ban loiterers from sitting or lying down on the sidewalk.
It is not uncommon to see pub-goers smoke pot openly on the sidewalk outside their local tavern.
