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So does the majority of South Florida, every street has a sidewalk, you can walk across bridges, highways, etc. One of the best in the US.

• chitowneats 4y ago
  Only Americans would consider South Florida "walkable".
  • bluedino 4y ago
    The 90 degrees and humidity make it very unwalkable
    • bobthepanda 4y ago
      That and all the pedestrian deaths. Florida is the second most dangerous state for pedestrians. https://smartgrowthamerica.org/dangerous-by-design/#custom-tab-0-7d982ae1eb29d3c473a33fa3c879ebe1 https://smartgrowthamerica.org/dangerous-by-design/#custom-t...
• amrocha 4y ago
  If one of the best in the US means you have to walk across highways that sucks
  • watwut 4y ago
    I assumed it means there are either frequent bridges or tunnels that gets you to ither side of highway.
    • amrocha 4y ago
      Why is there a highway in the middle of an area people are supposedly walking in
      • watwut 4y ago
        Cause there are houses on both sides.
        • emsixteen 4y ago
          You don't see the issue here?
          • watwut 4y ago
            In quite a lot of places, highway was first. So, no I don't see issues. Highways exists. There are two options. First, they divide country into two parts you cant cross on foot without taking long hike. Or, you build tunnels and bridges.
• bobthepanda 4y ago
  Florida is the deadliest state, and South Florida is actually home to some of the highest pedestrian per capita death rates in the country. https://smartgrowthamerica.org/dangerous-by-design/#custom-tab-0-7d982ae1eb29d3c473a33fa3c879ebe1 https://smartgrowthamerica.org/dangerous-by-design/#custom-t...