the ciy has many treacherous roads with no side walks.

Get a car! Then u wont b worried about the sidewalks..just wonodering who would b shoveling snow?? Not pedestrians. I would have never bought my home if would have thought about all the sidewalks i have at my house.

I would love to live in a city that is pedestrian friendly. Just because I have a car doesn't mean I should drive it everywhere! Unfortunately, I frequently drive my car to nearby places simply because I feel that there are not enough safe walkways in Middletown. It's such a waste, and it makes the traffic more annoying than it needs to be.

Encouraging walking within cities is a simple way to reduce the use of resources. It is also a contributing factor in solving America's obesity issue.

What really drives me nuts is that there is sidewalk where the road is wide, flat and safe. Its only when it narrows, has blind curves and steep hills and reaches a pretty busy intersection that the sidewalk ends.

I agree that Middletown is not a pedestrian friendly town, and that Bretton Road and Highland avenue are very dangerous for those on foot or on bicycles. Please contact the Jonah Center if you would like to work to make the city safer for pedestrians and cyclists. This very effective and active organization is in the process of organizing a group committed to programs and projects that would make Middletown more "friendly" to cyclists and pedestrians. Visit www.thejonahcenter.org.

I agree completely. I just had to walk in the road with my four year-old son bc there are no sidewalks on Highland Ave past Bretton. The snow to too deep to walk through on the lawns. With the blind corner and the high snowbanks, it was very scary!

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