This is an access road between railroad tracks. It is not intended for public use and would be very dangerous to use on foot or on a bike.

This path is no longer accessible. It is completely overgrown and does not appear to have been used for some time.

Gate blocks access to this portion of the road.

Chain link fence blocks access to this portion of the road.

Chain link fence blocks access to this portion of the road.

These paths are closed. There is no access from either side.

Access path is only allowed for marina residents/visitors.

Pedestrian access is on parallel road sections, which have sidewalks and/or shoulders.

This cutoff path no longer exists. This is visible on the aerial photo and I've checked it on foot as well.

There is no pedestrian access to this portion of 99E. Pedestrians are on the parallel section of road/offramp, which has a sidewalk.

Bridge has been removed. Connecting path from east remains and ends at stream; path from west has been removed.

No public access. Gate is locked.

No sidewalk on the south side of the bridge.

This is an onramp. You can't access it as a pedestrian.

This expressway has no sidewalks and is unsafe for pedestrians to use.

No sidewalk on this part of the road and very poor visibility. Pedestrian access is via parallel sidewalk to east.

Sidewalks are shown as separate object. Using the road for pedestrian access would put you in the middle of a busy intersection.

Bridge has been removed and path is blocked from both sides.

No sidewalk. Offramp with limited shoulder and visibility. Pedestrian access here would be very dangerous.

These areas of the highway have a separately designated sidewalk on the map, so they shouldn't show foot=yes. The roads themselves are far too busy for foot traffic in the road itself.