Category Archives: Walking Hazards

Pest-estrians

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Eliza Ronalds-Hannon

Have you ever felt annoyed by the high concentration of people in Times Square? Your feelings are rational. Times Square has the most pedestrian traffic in all of New York City; 250,000 people work in Times Square alone. When you … Continue reading →

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Cracked Concrete Jungle Where Dreams Are Made Of

Posted on September 17, 2010 by Judy Le

On the subway, I fight against the speed of the train and the barely-there space to find stable footing. When the train hails to a stop, I sigh in relief for I am finally on solid ground. Until I step … Continue reading →

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Risky Texting

Posted on September 7, 2010 by Paul Bufano

I often find myself being bumped into with reckless disregard to my wellbeing. Everywhere I go people are slowing me down because they’re walking in state of oblivion. To my satisfaction, I also see these same people colliding with less … Continue reading →

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