Question about UK & Australia sidewalk etiquette?

In the bigger cities, people do tend to get into a pattern of walking on one side or another, as in London where they follow the pattern of the public transport rules. It helps in crowded areas. In smaller places, I think you'll find it doesn't matter on way or another. I have visited the US several times and never observed the behavior you speak of but I have seen it in London and the UK often. In Australia, anything goes although it is considered polite to make room for faster moving people especially on escalators. Same in New Zealand where I live. it's just less crowded and we don't seem to need such rules. Although at high school we were asked to keep to the right sides of the corridor between classes to make things smoother.

i think of the single that took the uncomplicated way out and did not wonderful prepare their dogs don't have the potential to take the uncomplicated thank you to avert a combat (getting the privilege of not having to go). to not say they are going to, yet that's my opinion. even however my dogs isn't aggressive interior the least, human beings seem to immediately bypass the line, probable for the reason that he's a pit bull. Oh nicely... : Bonus; We did as quickly as have a jogger bypass us from in the back of. It scared my dogs badly and my dogs reacted by leaping, crashing into my legs very very nearly tripping me, yet he did not chew. Head-on, my dogs does not seem to care till the arrival dogs holds a stare or growls- he reacts to that by tensing up and staring back, he's not in any respect been farther than that. he's a handed somewhat some dogs going opposite human beings and had no situation. Edit- Kayleigh, That does ensue, maximum folk we stumble upon supply us the right of way, some human beings 'cover' as you have mentioned, yet i does not placed all your have faith interior the actual undeniable fact that your dogs could be thoroughly controlled with the leash. If I knew my pit bull had even the slightest threat of achieving out and grabbing yet another dogs, he'd be 5 ft away on the closest. i does not decide to threat my dogs moving right into a combat because of the fact if he did, the different dogs could probable get heavily injured and that's the final factor i choose. i does not threat it if my dogs became even a tiny bit aggressive, fortuitously he's not. i'm nonetheless careful because of the fact i don't understand how he'd react have been yet another dogs snap at him or chew him.

there is no etiquette as to which sidewalk you walk on unless there is no side walk and you have to walk at the side of the road. in which case you walk in the direction that faces the oncomeing traffic.

In London most people walk on the right, but that is probably sub concious behaviour from the underground elevators say stay on the right. But nothing as such else where that I believe of.

I live in Scotland and I just stroll along on any side of the pavement.

you have to walk on the left side or the pavement police get you. if they catch you on the wrong side they force you to hop all the way home.