Analyzed data reveals that four of New York City's five boroughs lead U.S. counties in active transportation. Manhattan stands out with nearly 60% of trips on foot or bike, while the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens follow. Staten Island remains more vehicle-dependent. Nationwide, most counties see fewer than 10% of trips involving walking or biking. Hudson County in New Jersey ranks fifth overall, highlighted by its densely populated and walkable cities that promote active transportation modes.
According to a new analysis from analytics firm StreetLight, four of New York City's five boroughs rank among the top U.S. counties for active transportation, or getting around by walking or biking.
Manhattan leads the nation by a wide margin: Nearly 60% of trips on the island are taken on foot or bike rather than by car, according to StreetLight.
New York is a city in the United States that's done the most to help support safe walking and cycling, with the best public transportation system in America.
Nationwide, the report finds that active transportation is still the exception, with over two-thirds of counties studied showing walking and biking account for fewer than 10% of daily trips.
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