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A sidewalk, also known in other parts of the world as a pavement or a foot path, is a path that runs along the side of a road. Its intended purpose is to serve as a transition point between roads, buildings, bus stops, and other destinations in any given area. For general information on sidewalks, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidewalk visit the Wikipedia page]] | A sidewalk, also known in other parts of the world as a pavement or a foot path, is a path that runs along the side of a road. Its intended purpose is to serve as a transition point between roads, buildings, bus stops, and other destinations in any given area. For general information on sidewalks, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidewalk visit the Wikipedia page]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:00, 6 February 2026
A sidewalk, also known in other parts of the world as a pavement or a foot path, is a path that runs along the side of a road. Its intended purpose is to serve as a transition point between roads, buildings, bus stops, and other destinations in any given area. For general information on sidewalks, [visit the Wikipedia page]
