@snowyxq1 1975... When "men were real men, women were real women, and small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri were real small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri." (published in 1979)
While I agree it should generally be prohibited, I found no single national percentage for U.S. cities to support the claim. Sidewalk riding laws are set locally or state-by-state and that is a large data call to make claim. A sample study of 537 California cities and counties found that 19% completely prohibited all bicycle riding on sidewalks, while the others had some partial restrictions, business-district bans, or poorly specific rules. Another example is that 1 state does not ban it but makes provisions for localities to ban, a county in that state does not ban it but allows local cities/towns to ban. And of 4 of the cities/towns I cycle through, only 1 bans it for any one over 15 unless they are riding with a person under 15...nuts.
Incorrect- Neither the Old nor the New Testament set 3 as the age for marriage. Christian historically aligned marriage with age of consent, puberty, and legal adulthood defined by local laws. Modern Christians and Jews universally reject child marriage, adhering to legal age of consent.
@madeyoumine@MbarkCherguia Biking under the influence is illegal in CA under CA Vehicle Code Section 21200.5 VC, maximum $250 fine, a misdemeanor criminal record, and a one-year driver's license suspension for those 13 to 21. It is not a motor-vehicle DUI and no jail time or affect adult driver's licenses.
@TheAntiLie@kaydreamer11@MbarkCherguia Riding on the sidewalk may not may not be illegal. However, being a dangerous jack-wagon is inexcusable regardless of the legal question. And why they are doing isnβt just riding rather it is menacing.