Archive for September, 2010

When we launched Transit Score and Commute Reports last month, people asked, “is Bike Score next?”

So we ask you, what would it mean for a location to have a high Bike Score?

Submit your ideas for what we should include in Bike Score.

Tell us your Bike Score ideas!

Not only do we think biking is great—but in a growing number cities, home shoppers are including bike access as a key decision making criteria.

So give us your feedback and then check out the hottest bicycle blog on the planet, Copenhagen Cycle Chic.

After our Most Walkable NFL Stadiums post, we asked “what should we rank next?”

Convention centers was one of the most popular responses. So here it is:

As the folks at Convene, The Magazine of the Professional Convention Management Association, asked, do you know your meeting’s Walk Score?

This list of convention centers is from Cvent and only includes convention centers with over 650,000 square feet of meeting space.

Just in time for opening day (OK, technically we missed opening night last night), Walk Score ranks the most walkable football stadiums.

And the winner is… The St. Louis Rams – Edward Jones Dome!

St. Louis is the only city to rank in the top 3 on both this list and our list of most walkable baseball stadiums.

Following the recent launch of our Customize Map and Commute Report tabs, we just launched a new Neighborhood tab for addresses within the 40 largest U.S. cities.

Walk Score Neighborhood Tab

Now, when you look up a Walk Score or Transit Score, it’s easier to to learn more about the walkability of the surrounding neighborhood.

Don’t see your city or neighborhood yet? Tweet us @walkscore or follow us on Facebook, tell us where you live, and we’ll make sure your city and neighborhood is on our list to add.