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kevin_thibedeauyesterday at 8:43 PM1 replyview on HN

It is viable in pre-war developments where cars weren't assumed, such that housing and services needed to be denser.


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bluGillyesterday at 9:29 PM

It happens all the time in newer suburbs. Schools, particularly elementary schools, are almost always built inside of neighborhoods where all the local kids will be walking to school. Now, there are still buses, probably somewhere between a third and a fourth of the kids live close enough to walk to school. However, those who do are generally expected to walk to school in every city I've lived in.