Along with diabetes and complications, the website allows visitors to peer into Savannah neighborhoods and see rates for stroke, respiratory disease, and poor and low sleep
'What we hear over and over is a community will have its naysayers, sure that the Greenway will bring trouble or isn't worth the cost. Then, once it is built, everyone loves it and businesses will note if they are close to it. The community's investment pays off for decades forward.'
Our mistake is presuming that everyone has a choice, but that’s not the end of our failure to comprehend the realities many of our fellow Savannahians face every day.
The real problem is we have given over much of the public realm to cars. People who walk, use wheelchairs, or ride bikes, e-scooters, and new modes of locomotion yet to come are left fighting with each other for the scraps.
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