Do they? Excepting for New York and "last mile" pedestrians, I haven't noticed that tendency much.
Although I also haven't been to any major cities in the southeast, so can't speak to them, and I haven't done any studies, so my impression could very well be mistaken.
Big cities I've been to in Europe, though, tend to have a lot of pedestrians and bicyclists.
Although I also haven't been to any major cities in the southeast, so can't speak to them, and I haven't done any studies, so my impression could very well be mistaken.
Big cities I've been to in Europe, though, tend to have a lot of pedestrians and bicyclists.