By 1907 South Jacksonville was a regional transit hub with a population of around 600, though it still lacked paved streets, sidewalks, and electric lights.

At the beginning of the 19th century most of the streets of Paris were dark and muddy and lacked sidewalks.

Track is still visible in some areas along the public right of way, many of which lack sidewalks and are currently used to park and store private cars.

Lacking sidewalks, many roads are also used by pedestrians.

Small towns may lack sidewalks altogether.

Many Olive residents appreciate their community's rural appeal The area lacks sidewalks, and its many pre-1930s houses are set deep on their lots.

All he could talk about was how some streets were lacking sidewalks, and the seeming overabundance of shops selling antiques.

For most of its length, this road lacks sidewalks, which makes it quite impractical to travel through the city without using a motor vehicle.

They too lack sidewalks, mostly to reduce costs but also on the assumption that resident traffic is low enough for the road pavement to be shared by all without risk.

The automobile is so essential here that most neighborhoods lack sidewalks, and the design of the cities has made it difficult for people to find ways to reduce driving.