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Article content Many years ago, I stood at a well-marked crosswalk not far from the beach in San Diego with four little kids. If you’ve ever had the great fortune to be the only adult spending the afternoon with four young children, you will understand my urgent desire to get across that street to the respite of my brother’s house, just a few blocks away. At that point in the day, walking another half hour to a traffic light with a baby, a toddler and two elementary-aged kids was akin to climbing Everest. We were going to cross that street. The problem, I learned, was that drivers in San Diego do not stop at crosswalks. Unlike Calgary, or, even better, Halifax where drivers stop for you before you’ve even fully formed the thought that you may want to cross the street, in southern California stopping for pedestrians is a quaint and largely forgotten notion.

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