With more Americans experimenting in radical pedestrianism than ever before, the country is asking itself: could 4,000lb metal boxes powered by petroleum not, in fact, be the most prudent way to travel in cities?
A man goes for a walk on a misty evening in a large American city. The sidewalks are empty. All of his neighbours are inside, naturally, watching television.
A block from home, he is stopped by a police car.
'Does it take a $150 pair of shoes or a $90-a-month membership in a health club? It doesn’t. It’s walking!'
'People may just be saying they walk more because it’s perceived as a good thing'
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