A 44-year-old man who is legally blind is pushing for better maintenance of safety paths. He was born with retinitis pigmentosa, which severely limits his vision, giving him only central vision and no peripheral vision below his eyes. Overgrown trees and branches pose a hazard on his usual route.

He encounters problems on his 4-mile walk, and says that branches extending beyond path edges are a serious concern. Further details about his concerns and experiences are available in a video report.

The man's efforts to raise awareness about safety concerns are part of a larger issue with path maintenance, and more information can be found through the video report by Jolie Sherman.