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    In this story “The Pedestrian”, the main character feels something is terribly wrong. For example, it says in the text that, “Everything went on in the tomblike houses at night now, he thought, continuing his fancy. The tombs, ill-lit by television light, where the people sat like the dead, the gray or multicolored lights touching their faces, but never really touching them.” This is important because it tells us that everyone in the dystopian place where the main character Mr.Mead lived, do not…

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    The short story, The Pedestrian, is about a broken society trapped by the chains of technology. The technology in the society influenced significantly how the citizens live their lives, making them more monotonous and uninteresting. Ray Bradbury’s novel demonstrates the theme that technology can destroy a society by the removal of humanity, and thus creating a dystopian society with conformity, limited worldview, desensitisation, and a lack of communication. As the main character, Leonard Mead…

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    Approximately 260 feet east of the crosswalk, there is a yellow pedestrian crossing sign, posted on the north shoulder of Fletcher Avenue. Approximately 157 feet east of the area of impact, there are white reflective roadway markings in both westbound lanes, indicating a pedestrian crossing. Approximately 44 feet east of the crosswalk, there is white, reflective stopbar across both westbound traffic lanes. Parallel with…

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    today’s changing world, millions of things are being left behind in the new tech-filled world. “The Pedestrian” is a story about how Mr. Leonard Mead was very unadapted to the new world and is arrested because of all of the things he did that no one else did anymore. As the world changes everything needs to adapt to it to stay relevant. Bradbury’s concept of change in the world in “The Pedestrian” warns the reader that to survive in the world everything has to adapt to it. Firstly, adaptation is…

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    ‘Accommodating the Pedestrian’, we are all pedestrians, all of us involve in the continuity community and quality pedestrian system. Whilst, we all benefit from the efforts to provide or improve facilities to accommodate walking. However, every community has a slightly different group of people who would most benefit through increased pedestrian, and these people need to be identified and considered when priorities established. Part of the current interest in improving pedestrian circulation…

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    Pedestrian Accident in D.C. Claims Life Of Restaurant Owner WJLA is reporting that a prominent restaurant owner was killed in a pedestrian accident. Armin Amin-Toomaji died from injuries sustained when a car struck him as he crossed the street at Ninth Street and P Street NW. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene of the accident. Alcohol is not believed to be a factor. Deaths From Pedestrian Accidents Increasing The Centers for Disease Control reports that 4,735 individuals died in…

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    Introduction Road crossing behaviour in areas where drivers don’t expect pedestrians to cross the street is a calculated risk taken by many people in an attempt to avoid walking a long distance or in order to get to their destination quickly. However, this unsafe behavior of people crossing a street where laws do not permit can lead to severe consequences. For example, in Romania in 2009 in terms of breaking the regulations among pedestrians 7 out of 10 incidents were caused by illegal crossing…

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    NeedAninjuryattorneyMichigan- Pedestrian Accident Going for a walk should not be considered a dangerous task. Unfortunately for many people, this was their reality when they were struck by a car. If you or a loved one who has passed was the victim of a pedestrian accident our personal injury attorneys can get you compensated. If you were walking down the street chances are you weren’t wearing body armor or a helmet. These accidents come with severe injuries which can keep you out of work for a…

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    factors after the co-relation test with pedestrians: Factor Linking Factor Relation Accepted for mapping Pedestrian Adult Obesity Inverse Yes High Blood Pressure Inverse Yes Bicyclists Direct Yes Public Transit Users Direct Yes Physically Inactive Individuals Inverse Yes Pedestrian Injuries Direct Yes Pedestrian Fatalities Direct No Automobile Users Inverse Yes Pedestrian Fatalities did not show the intended direct co-relation with the number of pedestrians. Therefore, it is exempted…

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    The Pedestrian: Suspense 92% of teens in the U.S. report going online daily, and 24% of teens say they go online almost constantly. Technology is clearly a major part of our society, like what Ray Bradbury predicted would happen in his short story “The Pedestrian” . This short story describes the eventful midnight stroll of a man named Leonard Mead. Mr. Mead is considered an outcast in this novel because he does not base his entire existence on technology like everyone else in this society does…

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