The video for first single "Jaywalking" was made and directed by the band itself.

Jaywalking is generally perceived as an urban traffic safety problem.

Jaywalking is a form of crossing a street by not following the crosswalk.

Jaywalking is a fact of life in New York.

"Jaywalking is unsafe, not only for those who do it, but also for others.

"Jaywalking is part of this city," he explained.

Jaywalking is illegal because, I guess, people leave an equally untidy mess on the road if they happen to get run over.

"Jaywalking isn't an ailment to people; it's a coping mechanism.

"If we have a murder and a jaywalking, we maybe ought to look at the murder."

The term "jaywalking" is not used often.

The term "jaywalking" is little used and not very well known, except amongst some young people from American TV.

No jaywalking, nothing to attract attention.

It's conventional to attribute New Yorkers' jaywalking to their proverbial impatience.

I know that jaywalking is a victimless crime, I said, unless you happen to damage a car you hit.

Jaywalking is considered an infraction, but in some jurisdictions, it is a misdemeanor or requires a court appearance.

The term jaywalking was coined in 1915 to label persons crossing a busy street carelessly and becoming a traffic hazard.

In some countries, pedestrians may not have priority, but may be committing an offence if they cross the road elsewhere (see Jaywalking).

Jaywalking is common.

In Northern Ireland jaywalking can be charged at police discretion and usually only in the case of an accident when clearly witnessed.

He had repeatedly chastised New Yorkers for their incorrigible jaywalking and careless bicycling.

New Yorkers like to think of their city as a pedestrian's paradise, a place where jaywalking is almost considered an inalienable right in a gas-guzzling world.

Jaywalking is a term commonly used in North America to refer to illegal or reckless pedestrian crossing of a roadway.

In other words, in a city where casual lawbreaking seems like a birthright, the out-of-state plate has become the jaywalking of automotive crime.

In fact, it was at the end of a long news conference in City Hall dominated by questions about germ warfare that jaywalking came up, again.

Jaywalking, Jaywalk, or Jaywalker may also refer to:

Men are thought to be more likely to take risks and to jaywalk.

Just find a policeman with time on his hands and jaywalk in front of him.

Can I continue to do it, just as many ethical people jaywalk?

"It ranks right below jaywalking on their list of priorities."

"I only know that someone was jaywalking, two people, and there was an accident."

You swerve to miss one jaywalking wino and then another.

Squirrels and Jaywalking No one ever said a squirrel's life was easy.

After he got the job, he never tired of telling schoolchildren not to jaywalk.

Where else are there legions of adults who do not know how to drive, but consider jaywalking to be a cherished right?

"Then they'll tell New Yorkers not to jaywalk or curse."

Or this one: "Worth jaywalking to the newsstand for."

Canadians - at least the ones in Calgary - don't jaywalk, either.

Our drive back to the hotel that evening was over a roadway crowded with jaywalking crabs.

Never figured out what he was in for, but he said it was jaywalking.

Bumping a world-level runner probably would be worth 7 points, although less if she was jaywalking.

The girl said, "Is this about those jaywalking tickets I forgot to pay?

"Suddenly we're not jaywalking or crossing against the light, which is something we all do as hurried New Yorkers."

Now I write jaywalking tickets, or something.

Until I made a routine attempt to jaywalk across Fifth Avenue.

As a matter of self-preservation, they seldom jaywalk.

Even Tokyo now has a large population of immigrants, and the Japanese are beginning to jaywalk - a positive sign if ever there was one.

I'll start jaywalking all the time.

After fences were built to stop jaywalking and other changes were made to improve safety, only two pedestrians died there last year.

Brenda Barnes, the city's most famous (and possibly only) jaywalking scofflaw, is off the hook.

"How can you tell New Yorkers they can't jaywalk?"