The Most Walkable Cities in the US

[@OnViewCation]

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[@mkphilly]

Miami but not Philadelphia?!? Really?!?

[@wisetibetanmonkey1624]

Miami walkable? It's a cruel joke. Traffic is out of control and distances are only fit for the bike. Again, beware of traffic 😮

[@karikling6751]

Seems odd that Philly isn't on your list.

[@kmac01445]

Check out the closed captions at 6:38 Not sure why it was written out/replaced

[@karikling6751]

@@kmac01445 I saw that and thought maybe it was a mistake because I didn't hear it.

[@marquesmarchand722]

Was San Francisco on there? Philadelphia?

[@Frankiigii]

You do not want to be walking around Oakland 😂

[@jaredsparks8227]

Portland Oregon?

[@meandyouagainstthealgorith5787]

I noticed Phoenix, AZ is not on this list. Phoenix and any city in AZ doesn't deserve to be on a walkable list.

[@Melonplay6667]

Yeah! It’s like the whole state is just a big highway.

[@essietangle9931]

How about Santa Fe, NM?

[@gazor33]

Long Beach?

[@SD-ik3fb]

LOL clearly the narrative has not been to many of these cities. Maybe he should add SAFETY as a component of walkability

[@cynthia.c]

Miami is not walkable at all... it is unbearable to walk in the gross humidity present most times a year. And forget about walking at night its so unsafe source: I'm a South FL resident

[@OnViewCation]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing this info about Miami. Which city/location would you like us to cover next?

[@cynthia.c]

@@OnViewCation you should do a video on boston or new england in general

[@escola83]

I'm from Brazil, I visited this region of Florida for a few weeks. Downtown Miami, Brickell and especially Miami Beach are walkable places, the rest, not.

[@cheeseman417]

The usual suspects... which, unfortunately post-2020, is also what visitors can expect to see a lot of walking through these cities.