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Yes definently!
It would save the environment immensely and save alot of money that cars take to run aka gas money,
oil changes, etc.
It would also give us the essential exercise people need in a day. |
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Yes! I walk to school and to work and I feel great doing it. Incentives should be given to walkers,
and disincentives to those who drive. Why do we keep adding highway lanes if we know that what they
are doing is simply adding more traffic. Public transportation has to be expanded, and entrepreneurs
are silly for not seeing the huge markets in transportation! |
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Yes, there are a lot of reasons why people should walk to work if they're close enough to do so.
First, there's the whole "Global Warming" issue; Also, it would cut down the amount of money spent
on gas; It would help people keep in shape; Ummm.. I forgot where i was going with this... But use
your imagination.. |
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If god is given us legs. Why should we use vehicles? |
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Yes they definitely should, it would help battle global warming and give them exercise. |
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They should. Especially with gas prices so high. If not walk, bike. Even car-pooling would be
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If you live in a city there is no reason not to unless you have to walk through a really really bad
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You are right |
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Yes because its more exercise and a lot less people would be overweight, it would also prevent the
greenhouse effect a lot more than now. |
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This would be great if more people lived closer to where they work. I live approx. 20 miles from my
job, so walking is not an option. However, the people that do live closer to their jobs, should
indeed walk. It saves a lot of money and puts less money into these money grubbing Republicans
hands. If everyone could walk to work, I think that they should and forget about buying gas. Maybe
than the government would take steps to bring the gas prices down.
Walking to work would also make people more healthy. They would get their exercise twice a day,
which is double what most people are getting now. We would have to worry less about obesity and
heart conditions. It is a great solution but not very likely to happen. |
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I'm kinda inbetween, if their work is close sure, but sometimes something could happen that is bad,
so it all just depends |
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They should it would save them money that or if carpool. |
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Walking is a healthy activity that is advised by the doctors. It is probably the easiest exercise
that one can follow. Walking and running are two physical activities that do not require any fitness
equipment or specified tools.
Walking to office will keep one healthy and fit even in today’s busy life. These life styles of
sitting around all day lead to health issues and laziness all day long. A little walk to the office
will keep one active all day and incorporate little physical activity in an otherwise couch potato
routine. But walking to office is only possible for people who live at shorter distances. Secondly,
this will always remain a personal choice and can not be made a compulsion. |
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They SHOULD walk to work, but that doesn't mean they have to. If our communities constructed offices
and other working environments closer to homes, along with sidewalks and walking paths to get there,
then we would see an increase in people who walk to work. But in our current world, it isn't well
promoted.
A possible way to promote walking to work would be if businesses gave small raises to the employees
who walked, but it'd be hard to convince the businesses to participate. |
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No they shouldn't what if your job is a hour away |
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Most don't live within walking distance. I'm also not walking during the winter season. |
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If you want to walk to work that is great, just don't force it upon me. |
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They should if they live walking distance from there work |
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I work 15 miles from where I need to live. Even on my fittest days, it's a long walk. I can't afford
a house where I work as it's nearer the city, my family all stay local to me.
If I was any kinda decent human being, I would get out my bed at 3 in the morning for a dayshift and
walk to work. Shame on me. |
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If they want to then fine, but they shouldn't feel obligated to for environmental reasons. (i don't
know if this debate was about pollution or gas prices) |
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Bicycing is probably the best for close jobs. It doesn't use gas and it doesn't tire you out if you
have to run in a hurry. But cars use gas but don't ever tire you out. So cars are more economy and
human friendly. While bycycles are more earth friendly. Without a earth we don't have a use for cars
so i vote for bycycles. |
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30 Jan 2008 23:07
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