Our man in Mexico photographer Ken Ohrn sends another image of how pedestrian unfriendly some infrastructure can be in Puerto Vallarta’s tourist oriented town
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Mexico has a lot of poor areas, so I think they deserve some slack as they have other problems to deal with than appeasing tourists (ie the pavement in the street is probably just old, not designed for character).