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| Portland's cleanliness is achieved in part by strict rules against public nuisance activities that are often flouted in many other US cities. For example, jay-walking, littering, and drinking and eating on public transport are prohibited. | | Portland's cleanliness is achieved in part by strict rules against public nuisance activities that are often flouted in many other US cities. For example, jay-walking, littering, and drinking and eating on public transport are prohibited. |
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− | Begging is illegal in Portland, but you'll occasionally see beggars on the streets. Most are homeless people — even the "bums" & "hobos", who occasionally pester tourists for donations, are usually bogus. | + | Begging is illegal in Portland, but you'll occasionally see beggars on the streets. Most are homeless people — even the "bums" & "hobos" dressed in, who occasionally pester tourists for donations, are usually bogus. |
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| Whilst jaywalking is illegal, it is still a common thing and occurs quite often around the city. Beware though that if a police officer catches you, you might get a warning or end up with a fine if you persist. Put simply: the roads are for vehicles and the footpaths are for people. | | Whilst jaywalking is illegal, it is still a common thing and occurs quite often around the city. Beware though that if a police officer catches you, you might get a warning or end up with a fine if you persist. Put simply: the roads are for vehicles and the footpaths are for people. |
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