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Indiana

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3. Why?

Reply to Lady Freedom Returns (Original post)

Sun Feb 26, 2012, 10:34 PM

Feb 2012

Who told you it was not legal? What was their argument? I think (or would hope) that walking should be one of the more straightforward means of transportation. I would think there would be much more discussion with other modes of travel, maybe like what the Amish do.

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Question for anyone with any knowledge on the subject of travel. [View all] Lady Freedom Returns Feb 2012 OP

looks like its not the walking that s the problem pkdu Feb 2012 #1

You can walk on any public thoroughfare in the country (with kestrel91316 Feb 2012 #2

Why? Indiana Feb 2012 #3

If you take a walk I'll tax your feet. aranthus Feb 2012 #4