Being a pedestrian in Hong Kong should be heaven. We’ve got the world’s most efficient public transportation system. The densest concentration of 7-Elevens. Delicious deep-fried street food. Amazing neon signs that make you feel like you walking through a film set. Paradise, right?
In theory, yes. But in practice, walking in Hong Kong sucks a big fat one. In a city where virtually everyone gets around by foot, we have no rights, no respect and a government that has turned ordinary sidewalks into obstacle courses. We’re paying the price with bad traffic, toxic air and an increasingly unpleasant urban environment. The inconveniences are legion.
Eliza Dushku
Adriana Lima
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