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Some of the pedestrian hellscape of Fort Myers is pretty unbeatable.
https://goo.gl/maps/gmodyWpUgVU2
How does one safely cross this street? No sidewalk, no shoulder, no marked crosswalk anywhere in the distance.
The local paper covering this story directs the blame on the peds with their photo caption:
Pedestrians cross Palm Beach Boulevard on Tuesday. The Cape Coral-Fort Myers area has been deemed the most dangerous metro area in the U.S. for walking. These women did not use a crosswalk. (Photo: Andrew West/The News-Press)
http://www.news-press.com/story/news/crime/2017/01/10/cape-fort-myers-leads-most-dangerous-us-metro-areas/96384700/
Right? How dare they try to cross without walking a couple miles down the road with their stroller to the next light. Criminals.