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Walk places, meet people, and build social capital

December 7, 2010 by

Living in an area where amenities of daily life – groceries, playgrounds, post offices, libraries and restaurants – are within walking distance promotes healthy lifestyles and has positive implications for the environment, research has established. Now, new research has linked walkable neighborhoods with an increase in social benefits as well.

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