Walker's Paradise: America's Most Walkable Neighborhoods
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Lol if Chinatown, San Francisco is up there then U.S.A. sucks a lot for walking
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West Coast wise, SF is the only major city that is more pedestrian oriented. Seattle and LA can come close.
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San Diego is more pedestrian than Los Angeles!
Given the places rated near the top, I'd imagine whats being measured is the shear crush of pedestrian traffic, rather than the quality of the walk!
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pe·des·tri·an
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lacking in vitality, imagination, distinction, etc.; commonplace; prosaic or dull: a pedestrian commencement speech.
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Only the downtown area of San Diego. In fact I had a hard time getting around there.
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Well, San Diego is a large city, you won't get around if you're just gonna walk to point A to point B, especially in areas where public transportation is nonexistent (like North County).... If we are talking about pedestrian streets in San Diego and not just sidewalks, then you might be right, but I know "every corner" of San Diego County (i was born and grew up there 'till last May) and I can assure you that you can get very well around in most of San Diego County, at least in the most populated areas like National City, Chula Vista, La Mesa, El Cajon, Imperial Beach, downtown, Grossmont, Coronado etc. Btw, San Diego public transportation is not that bad , buses there run every 10 to 15 mins in most of the cities i mentioned above, except, probably in areas such as Otay Ranch, East Lake, or La Joya, where you have to wait at the bus-stop for 20 mins or so (at night) ... Anyway, i wish Miami had a good transportation like San Diego, I don't drive here and it takes me 1.15 hours to get to downtown! while in San Diego it takes you just 20 to 25 mins from Imperial beach to downtown San Diego..
, buses there run every 10 to 15 mins in most of the cities i mentioned above, except, probably in areas such as Otay Ranch, East Lake, or La Joya, where you have to wait at the bus-stop for 20 mins or so (at night) ... Anyway, i wish Miami had a good transportation like San Diego, I don't drive here and it takes me 1.15 hours to get to downtown! while in San Diego it takes you just 20 to 25 mins from Imperial beach to downtown San Diego..
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Correct.
On the website, I put the address cross in the outback,
Then the site always shows a score of 0 for the address cross.
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Compared with the list,
I think Financial District, Tribeca, Midtown are the most walkable neighborhoods in New York City.
I think Financial District, Tribeca, Midtown are the most walkable neighborhoods in New York City.
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haha.. good onepe·des·tri·an
/pəˈdɛstriən/ Show Spelled[puh-des-tree-uhn]
lacking in vitality, imagination, distinction, etc.; commonplace; prosaic or dull: a pedestrian commencement speech.
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When you see "America" you gotta automatically assume it's United States of America...otherwise it would be "Americas" or "N/S America"
It would be more accurate to say US. It would certainly be more clear...which should be obvious due to the frequent debates on this topic.
For those who don't study grammar, the "United States of America" doesn't suggest that we ARE America, just that we're in America. Anyone in NA/SA can choose to rename their country to "Peruvian Provinces of America" or whatever.
For those who don't study grammar, the "United States of America" doesn't suggest that we ARE America, just that we're in America. Anyone in NA/SA can choose to rename their country to "Peruvian Provinces of America" or whatever.
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