I just don't visit parts of town where 6-foot social distancing is not possible, even with a mask. If people are not practicing social distancing downtown, then I do not go downtown.

The mandatory requirement is for inside businesses or while waiting to enter. It is not for walking around streets which is considered exercise.

Whether you think they were wrong or endangering you is different from whether they were breaking the law. If you feel you are not safe in a busy downtown area then why go there? There are many places you can get takeout food or you could cook at home yourself.

The pictures of Dolores Park in San Francisco showed painted circles on the grass but these circles were overwhelmed by the numbers of people who wanted to use them according to the media pictures of the crowds.

People are not staying in their homes and are ready to venture out again. You are obviously ready to venture out too. If University was closed to vehicles there would be more space. Until then, you have to weigh the pros and cons of going down a street busy with people and not enough space.

People that are exercising outdoors without masks should be courteous and do their exercising in non-crowded parts of town. Flooding the downtown area just scares away customers who want to patronize the struggling small businesses there.

Perhaps the people exercising downtown are walking to patronize the businesses that are open downtown rather than driving. Walking is allowed without a mask and those sidewalks are not very wide, perhaps the sidewalks should be one way.

Walking is great exercise and patronizing a business with curbside pickup while exercising seems like a great idea.