Walkability

Dec 15, 2024 Last reply: 1 year ago 5 Replies

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I wonder if they took into account that NYC sometimes gets wind chills below -20 degrees F.


Time and space are illusions, including those times and places where neither NYC nor SF is so walkable. ;)

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

Montreal and Toronto have colder winters and their score isn't much lower than New York.

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Walkability is the DESIRE to walk around a city.

Lots of cities are no fun...

Montreal and Toronto have colder winters and their score isn't much lower than New York.

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Walkability is the DESIRE to walk around a city.

Lots of cities are no fun...

There have been studies that suggest that walking in the woods is better for one's attitude than walking on pavement in a city.

This is on-topic in that we'd been discussing the idea of having engineering meetings outdoors, while group hiking, as an alternative to conference rooms.

So a park or something near the office is appealing.

It's raining just now, so we'll have to meet indoors today. The discussion is about dummy loads and using CPU coolers on PC boards.

I wonder if they considered the parts of most cities where running is better idea...as in for your life!

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