pedestrians........

[beamher]

use some common when crossing the street on a dark road

for the person who was walking his/her bike across the northbound lanes on rt. 4 near white sands, before 6am this morning; why not walk or ride the
30-40 feet more to get to the light and cross safely with all that dark clothing on--oh, you did have a white hood on(and not that type ) that i seen later. not only was it raining is was a little foggy

 

[beamher]

and further up the road, near st. leonards, the person hitch hiking, i don't think that was the safest place to stand

 

[The Dude]

use some common when crossing the street on a dark road

for the person who was walking his/her bike across the northbound lanes on rt. 4 near white sands, before 6am this morning; why not walk or ride the
30-40 feet more to get to the light and cross safely with all that dark clothing on--oh, you did have a white hood on(and not that type ) that i seen later. not only was it raining is was a little foggy

You should have hit them...that would have taught them.

I hear there is a point system for that kind of stuff. Something like 10 points for an adult, 30 points for a elderly person, and like 100 points for a kid. (Don't quote me on the exact amount of points I may have the numbers wrong.) Anyway...it does make for a fun game...especially early in the morning!

 

[johnycarcinogen]

and further up the road, near st. leonards, the person hitch hiking, i don't think that was the safest place to stand

I can't stand hitch hikers that don't walk. They just stand there and put their thumb out. At least walk in the direction your going so you get somewhere, lazy bums!