COVID-19 reveals the peril of this arrangement. Hemmed in by car parking, and with scaffolding and trash piles shrinking limited walkable space, on many New York City sidewalks, it is difficult to pass without turning a shoulder, much less at a safe distance of six feet. Long before the coronavirus pandemic, New York City’s sidewalks were notoriously jam-packed. Now, this is more than an unpleasantry; it is a public health crisis that precludes social distancing.
When cars make social distancing impossible: How NYC streets should adapt to a coronavirus reality
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