Kimmagegirl
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4m physical distancing is required for joggers and runners.
Just what I heard one of the “experts” saying. The propulsion of pulmonary droplets is twice as far.It's 2meters for everybody.
Runners should run on there own and in groups of no more than 4 at a time
Do you mean 'selfish people' ? When out walking, I regularly encounter others who make no effort to keep two metres from me; they seem to expect me to social distance from them.
People walking/jogging on the road when I'm driving to work are an annoyance. If I hit one they could do serious damage to my car and delay me getting to work.
At least they're not jogging in groups - that'd damage your car even more...People walking/jogging on the road when I'm driving to work are an annoyance. If I hit one they could do serious damage to my car and delay me getting to work.
At least they're not jogging in groups - that'd damage your car even more...
Good point.At least they're not jogging in groups - that'd damage your car even more...
Joggers/runners shouldn't be on the road.Well don't hit 1 and drive safely too your work.joggers/runners are the most vulnerable on the road so give at least 1.5meters distance from them.
all too common I am afraidots of family groups of 5 and 6 out, taking over footpath. Mommy, Daddy, two juniors on bikes, scooters plus dog on extended lead. Scattered along footpath. We should social distance from them....but it would be nice if Mommy and Daddy could be a little more aware.
I don't mind small children cycling on the path as they are too young to cycle on the road.all too common I am afraid
Even worse is parents cycling on road and kids cycling alongside on footpath so you cannot even go on road to avoid them
Red faced, open mouthed, sweating and breathing profusely
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