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I think part of that is due to climate. Houston in the summer is not a place where I’m going to bike or walk much in the summer. Cars make that city work.
by criddell 4y ago
I think part of that is due to climate. Houston in the summer is not a place where I’m going to bike or walk much in the summer. Cars make that city work.
- prottog 4y agoI certainly take your point, living in a city that has a similar climate. But in a truly walkable neighborhood, where your place of residence, place of work, and other supporting places in life (grocery store, gym, bars and restaurants, etc.) are all within walking distance, and where said distance is actually walkable -- that is, you're not walking next to eight lanes of traffic, and you're walking past shops and restaurants and all the vibrancy of a neighborhood -- the weather won't play nearly as big a role.