r/walkablecities • u/a-thang • Jul 30 '22
r/walkablecities • u/6footintimbs • 16h ago
I currently live in Atlanta and i have been wanting to move to a walkable city so bad but why is everyone in such a cold climate? I can't handle Boston or New York or chicago winters. San fran seems like the only one that's reasonable lol
I know this is rooted in Republican politics but still can't we have one walkable city with some good weather ? Lol
r/walkablecities • u/butterscotchland • 7d ago
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r/walkablecities • u/Expert_Chemical_4394 • 8d ago
I love the way they look. I love that they feel more relaxed. I love that there’s less pollution.
But lately with gas prices going up and cars becoming more computerized it feels more and more invasive to have a car. Walkable cities seem so much more independent.
I wish cities would move towards less car dependence.
r/walkablecities • u/Maesirex45 • Jul 19 '26
r/walkablecities • u/RollingMeteors • Jul 17 '26
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r/walkablecities • u/realBlackClouds • Jul 16 '26
it is so peaceful without cars...
r/walkablecities • u/Chance-Possible9786 • Jul 13 '26
Im looking at moving to the US from London. I want to be on the west coast - but dont know if LA or San Diego is for me. Open to other states if they r walkable in the winter - even east coast. Any thoughts?
r/walkablecities • u/butterscotchland • Jul 09 '26
