By “socially unsafe” they mean “physically unsafe”
It might just be a British vs American thing or it might be government jargon. I can’t tell.
this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2025
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"Socially unsafe" is the term used for routes where there is a risk of harm from others due to factors such as poor lighting and a lack of escape routes.
physically unsafe for social reasons
though that's still a fucking wormy way to say it, it's due to physical factors that can simply be fixed in the end..