> Countries with the highest levels of active transportation generally had the lowest obesity rates.
> Europeans walked more than United States residents (382 versus 140 km per person per year) and bicycled more (188 versus 40 km per person per year) in 2000.
The results are entirely unsurprising:
> Countries with the highest levels of active transportation generally had the lowest obesity rates.
> Europeans walked more than United States residents (382 versus 140 km per person per year) and bicycled more (188 versus 40 km per person per year) in 2000.