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exists and is an alternate of . A person in a wheelchair is considered a pedestrian, but a person on a bicycle is considered a vehicle and must follow the same laws as cars and trucks. + 1 other found this useful.
Word Origin and History for pedestrian. adj. 1716, prosaic, dull (of writing), from Latin pedester (genitive pedestris) plain, not versified, prosaic, literally on foot (sense contrasted with equester on horseback), from pedes one who goes on foot, from pes (genitive pedis) foot (see foot (n.)).