There are many ways in which the sidewalk or path may be obstructed by poles, signs, cars, shrubbery, items left on the sidewalk, etc. These are typical urban examples; this sort of "street furniture" should be placed off to the side and out of the walkway: |
In suburban residential or rural areas, common obstructions include utility poles, overgrown vegetation, and vehicles blocking the sidewalk. (For other examples, see Inadequate horizontal or vertical clearance.) |
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