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Woman sues Google for providing alleged unsafe walking route

Caption: Racewalking competition at the 22nd annual Governor's Cup. Several different events took place: 10K and 5K runs, a 5K fitness walk, the 5K Racewalk men's/women's championship, and a 5K run men's championship. The citizen's 5 and 10 K events started on 23rd Avenue just west of Colorado Blvd. and finished on Lincoln St. at Broadway. The racewalking was held in a ' criterium' style with the course going around Lincoln to 14th to Broadway, to Colfax and back to Lincoln St. Here is Christine Vanoni, winner of the women's 5K racewalk. She is going south on Lincoln. Photographer: Barry Staver Title: Staff Credit: The Denver Post City: Denver State: CO Country: USA Date: 19970928
Caption: Racewalking competition at the 22nd annual Governor’s Cup. Several different events took place: 10K and 5K runs, a 5K fitness walk, the 5K Racewalk men’s/women’s championship, and a 5K run men’s championship. The citizen’s 5 and 10 K events started on 23rd Avenue just west of Colorado Blvd. and finished on Lincoln St. at Broadway. The racewalking was held in a ‘ criterium’ style with the course going around Lincoln to 14th to Broadway, to Colfax and back to Lincoln St. Here is Christine Vanoni, winner of the women’s 5K racewalk. She is going south on Lincoln. Photographer: Barry Staver Title: Staff Credit: The Denver Post City: Denver State: CO Country: USA Date: 19970928
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SALT LAKE CITY — A pedestrian who says she was injured by a motorist while following an online walking route has filed a lawsuit claiming Google supplied unsafe directions.

Lauren Rosenberg, a resident of Los Angeles County, says Google Maps led her to walk on a busy road without sidewalks that was “not reasonably safe for pedestrians,” according to her suit.

Rosenberg is seeking compensation for unspecified “severe” injuries and lost wages in addition to punitive damages. The Associated Press

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