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fastcompany:

The top five cities with the highest levels of cycling and walking are Boston, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Seattle, and New York.
The top five states for biking and walking are Alaska, Vermont, New York, Montana, and Oregon.
The Best U.S. Cities For Biking And Walking

For more bike stats, visit NYCEDC’s November 2011 Economic Snapshot featuring data from The NYC Department of Transportation.

fastcompany:

The top five cities with the highest levels of cycling and walking are Boston, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Seattle, and New York.

The top five states for biking and walking are Alaska, Vermont, New York, Montana, and Oregon.

The Best U.S. Cities For Biking And Walking

For more bike stats, visit NYCEDC’s November 2011 Economic Snapshot featuring data from The NYC Department of Transportation.

(via smartercities)

Source: fastcoexist.com

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    We’re #1 (of course)
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    Hey Miami - Get on your Deco Bikes - and let’s cut out the use of unnecessary car transportation!
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    BOSTON IS NUMBER ONE!!
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    Oklahoma (Tulsa/OKC) on these lists. Culturally it’s not just about transportation
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