I don't trust people who don't jaywalk.

As an south east asian, the term "jaywalk" is such a foreign concept to me, that it only appear on TV show and movie. The only country in asean that fine jaywalker is Singapore, and it's a significantly walkable city. The rest? We're shit. In my country, it's only "illegal" to do so if there's a pedestrian bridge nearby, and you jump the fence. Otherwise? It's perfectly legally gray zone to play frogger. And we have to play frogger most of the time to get to the other side because the nearest pedestrian bridge might be 2, 5, and sometime 10km away. Zebra line? No one respect that, and no one will slow down from 80kmph to 0 to let anyone cross. So while jaywalking is legal, it's because the infrastructure is shit.

This post isn't entirely serious, but I do think people should jaywalk when appropriate.

I live in a dense city, use public transit to commute, walk to my bus or train. If I'm at a crosswalk and it's safe, I cross. No point in waiting when no one else is around.

Eh. I expect other people to follow traffic rules in principle, so I will too, even if they're a bit dumb sometimes.

I drive all day for my job. Cars suck, but I can’t do my job out of a train or off a bicycle. People regularly freak me out by being completely unpredictable when crossing the street and are often completely unaware of their surroundings. Of course there’s essentially no crosswalks in residential neighborhoods by me, so there’s not much of an alternative. Taking crosswalks if they’re nearby and waiting your turn can be a minor convenience, but it’s still much safer.