Talk:Transportation Research Board

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Pedestrians walking edit

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Ann Hershfang of PEDS.org tells us that NTSB had a fledgling section interested in pedestrian issues. Can we research this?

There are issues of (a) money for building out walkable cities and (b) fighting big tobacco because of the harms to the lungs of walkers.

(Nearly) 'everone walks' is a good slogan (and mainstreaming the wheelchairs and scooters with the walkers is 'part of the spirit' of America's modernity.

'Mobility on demand' seems to be in the intermodal spirit of the day.

"America Walks" has been around for about 20 years, has a web presence, and has enabled healthy walking to public schoools - yet no article, and ... MaynardClark (talk) 18:18, 26 July 2017 (UTC)Reply

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