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Why are runners running in the car lanes, and why are they running against traffic?
Dear Matt:
With no disrespect to runners -- why the hell do I see so many of them now not only running in my car lane, but also against traffic? Is it legal or just a new trend?
-- Road Rage, San Diego
Because so many of life's little questions have more than one possible answer, the elves collected a few suitable inquiries and will let you pick (A) the one that's factually correct or (2) the one you like best. So often, reality has a sort of vague dullness to it. And since fun is our middle name (Matthew F. Alice), we'll give you a choice. Or make up your own. Some questions are just asking for it.
So, Mr./Ms. Rage, pick one: (A) By law [V.C. 21956], pedestrians have to walk/otherwise perambulate on the side of the road to their left, though they do have to give right-of-way to oncoming vehicles [V.C. 21954(a)], but drivers can't hit them if they don't [V.C. 21954(b)]; or (B) The 15 seconds you lose by slowing for pedestrians is a revenge plot against you, personally, organized by a local track club; or (C) It's not "your" lane, it's "our" lane, and courtesy is the opposite or road rage.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Why are runners running in the car lanes, and why are they running against traffic?
Why are runners running in the car lanes, and why are they running against traffic?
Dear Matt:
With no disrespect to runners -- why the hell do I see so many of them now not only running in my car lane, but also against traffic? Is it legal or just a new trend?
-- Road Rage, San Diego
Because so many of life's little questions have more than one possible answer, the elves collected a few suitable inquiries and will let you pick (A) the one that's factually correct or (2) the one you like best. So often, reality has a sort of vague dullness to it. And since fun is our middle name (Matthew F. Alice), we'll give you a choice. Or make up your own. Some questions are just asking for it.
So, Mr./Ms. Rage, pick one: (A) By law [V.C. 21956], pedestrians have to walk/otherwise perambulate on the side of the road to their left, though they do have to give right-of-way to oncoming vehicles [V.C. 21954(a)], but drivers can't hit them if they don't [V.C. 21954(b)]; or (B) The 15 seconds you lose by slowing for pedestrians is a revenge plot against you, personally, organized by a local track club; or (C) It's not "your" lane, it's "our" lane, and courtesy is the opposite or road rage.
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