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@danielnazer Most likely because the data was simply too expensive to collect and maintain. Streets are public record and easy to see in satellite views. Sidewalks don't necessarily have either of those benefits, so it means either more (a) boots on the ground research, which is expensive, or (b) guessing, which degrades the quality of the service considerably.

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