Pound the pavement
What better way to test out your neighborhood’s Walk Score than to get a little help from Google’s new walking directions and take a long stroll. (Google)
July 18, 2008Walk this way
In an era of soaring fuel costs and worsening traffic congestion, places like San Francisco, Boston, and New York can be particularly proud of being ranked America’s “most walkable” cities. (Market Watch — Amy Hoak)
July 17, 2008Walk Score debuts “Most Walkable Neighborhoods”
The website Walk Score, which scores neighborhoods across the country based on their pedestrian appeal, unveils its newest feature today — a walkability ranking for America’s 40 biggest cities, including comparisons of more than 2,508 neighborhoods. Check out news coverage of site’s newest feature, and be sure to sign on to a petition urging Congress to invest money wisely in our communities and help improve America’s Walk Score.
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December 8, 2008 - Americans overwhelmingly support new transportation investments
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October 15, 2008 - Reinventing American Transportation
October 10, 2008
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