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For many cities, not just NYC and SF, but yes, it is true only for major cities.

EDIT: embellishment due to baq, this tends to be true of cities which developed before the car revolution of the 50's and 60's. For example, my city has a pretty poor average walkability score, but for where I live in the city core, it is very walkable since it is the older part of the city.



s/major/old/ which were growing when rail first appeared in them. otherwise it's not reasonable to plan the city to have rail sometime in the future.




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