jaywalker
A jaywalker is a pedestrian who crosses a street outside of designated crosswalks or against traffic signals, in violation of traffic laws. The term "jaywalking" originated in the early 20th century in the United States, with "jay" being a slang term for a naïve or inexperienced person, suggesting that such pedestrians were acting foolishly or irresponsibly.
Jaywalking is often discouraged by law enforcement because it increases the risk of accidents and injuries
Despite regulations, jaywalking remains common in many urban areas worldwide. Factors contributing to jaywalking include short
Legal enforcement of jaywalking varies by region, with some areas strictly penalizing violators, while others treat