<p>I just mean in general. There’s always a vibe to the immediate environment, so you should know what your next decision is.</p>
<p>Of course it’s always best to prepare in advance, but the resources to obtain that information isn’t always so easy to come across. I have never found a map that told me the boundaries of crossing from non-seedy to seedy areas. (Isn’t that relative, anyhow? And what about the areas that are in between?)</p>
<p>cosar, my point was that every time you’re out on the streets, you should always be aware of the surroundings (use those street-smarts!)
And as always, travel in a group.</p>