Navigating Dangerous Sidewalks and Parking Lots

Woodhaven Boulevard is dangerous for pedestrians due to narrow sidewalks and unpredictable parking lot traffic.

### Navigating the Hazards of Woodhaven Boulevard
* 🚶 Walking along Woodhaven Boulevard can be precarious due to the **narrow sidewalks and the proximity of cars**, making it essential to **choose the safer side of the street**.
* 🚗 Parking lots pose significant dangers as they are **hotspots for accidents**, with cars **reversing and turning in tight spaces**, requiring **constant vigilance from pedestrians**.
* ⚠ A sudden hole in the ground can catch walkers off guard, emphasizing the **need for caution** in these environments.
* 🌉 Discovering new pathways, like a bridge crossing, can be **confusing** and may require **additional equipment**, such as a **light**, for **safe navigation**.
* 💡 The lack of lighting on one side of the ramp raises concerns about **pedestrian safety**, highlighting the need for **better infrastructure**.
* 🚲 If biking, the convoluted ramps and turns might deter cyclists, making **direct routes more appealing** despite potential hazards.
* 🔄 With multiple turns and unexpected closures, navigating the area can feel like a **maze**, leading to **frustration and uncertainty** for those unfamiliar with the layout.
* 👻 Encounters with strange sights, like the mention of **"slenderman,"** add a **humorous twist** to the otherwise tense experience of traversing this challenging urban landscape.

what is this [Music]. This is strange. Why they make this sidewalk so narrow, and they got the cars driving right next [Music]. Well, if you're coming to Woodhaven Boulevard, walk on the other side of the street. Now you know [Music]. That's a small dog, big yak. I got to be careful because in parking lots, there's a lot of crashes and accidents. If you thought the gas station was bad, parking lots are even worse because you gotta watch for cars left and right, reversing, turning into spaces, waiting. In fact, it might even be better for me to walk over here on the other side. Let's do that. Oh my gosh, not only do you gotta watch out for cars, but there's a freaking hole here. I tripped in it. Oh my gosh, this parking lot is dangerous to cars and pedestrians walking in between the parking spaces. Oh my gosh, here's a place I did not go before. Is this... does this go across the bridge? This is a little bit weird. All right, let's try it.

I think I'm gonna need my light. [Music] Seriously. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] So. [Music] So. [Music] All right. [Music] At least I'm at the top now. Sauce with five Australian. Thank you so much. Okay, this goes around. Good. [Music] I'll take my light off. I did not know you can get over here as a pedestrian. And now I have the same kind of business on the other side of the ramp. Watch me go over here and then the bottom is going to be closed and I have to turn around again. Hope that doesn't happen though. How come this side has lights and the other side doesn't? Why didn't they put lights on the other side? What a shame. They got to put lights up there. My gosh. I don't think if I um, if I bought my bicycle here, I'm going to be taking this ramp because it's so much of a hassle. I'd rather just race across that bridge to get across.

woodhaven boulevard instead of all this craziness, man. How many turns are there in this? I didn't even count, like five or six. Okay, is this the last turn? I hope, and the gates closed. Nope. All right, I'm out of there. I am out of there. [Music] Someone's flying. [Applause] Ah, slenderman. Ah, slenderman. Oh, all right, I'm not going in there.

Narrow Sidewalk, Windy Ramp, Small Dog, Slenderman Impression - ActionKid Livestream Highlights

ActionKid Extra

Navigating a Dangerous Sidewalk and Parking Lot

The sidewalk on Woodhaven Boulevard is narrow and close to traffic, making it unsafe for pedestrians.

Parking lots pose a greater risk, with cars reversing and turning, leading to potential accidents.

The speaker encounters a dangerous hole while walking and discovers an unfamiliar path that may lead across the bridge.

The speaker is at the top of a ramp and notices the difference in lighting between the two sides.

They express frustration over the lack of lights on one side and contemplate the hassle of using the ramp with a bicycle.

The speaker prefers to race across the bridge instead of taking the ramp.

The speaker is frustrated with the number of turns on Woodhaven Boulevard, losing count at five or six.

They hope for the last turn but find the gates closed.

The speaker decides to leave the area, feeling relieved to be out.