I walk in crowds the same way that I would drive on the road.
I mean that I stay on the right side, unless I am making an exit down another street or into a shop and when I do, I wait for an opening in the oncoming foot-traffic. If I want to stop, I go off the the side instead of blocking the way for others. I even sometimes "tailgate" people who walk way too slow and don't "pull over" to let people who want to go faster get by.
Do you do this too?
I mean that I stay on the right side, unless I am making an exit down another street or into a shop and when I do, I wait for an opening in the oncoming foot-traffic. If I want to stop, I go off the the side instead of blocking the way for others. I even sometimes "tailgate" people who walk way too slow and don't "pull over" to let people who want to go faster get by.
Do you do this too?

Ironically, I drive the speed limit or five miles above (depending on traffic and whether or not I am on the highway, in the city I rarely break the speed limit, we have jaywalkers out the wazoo here), depending on the pace of traffic, which is considered slow here in California. I have seen too many speed-related fatalities on the road to drive like a maniac all the darn time. I generally stay in the two right-most lanes and keep a distance of three car lengths between myself and guy in front of me, traffic permitting. I also let people in front of me quite frequently.
Although if all traffic is going the speed limit or under (like a bunch of people are dragging ass that day), I will get into the fast lane and take it to 85 to get ahead of the slugs so I don't have to be stuck behind them the entire time doing 55. That's just ridiculous.
I walk quickly and sometimes wish other pedestrians were more aware of their surroundings (I'm fed up of people just stopping dead for no reason without checking if someone is behind them; my friend used to deliberately continue his momentum and trample them to teach them a lesson).