NPR: Linkfest: Sidewalks to Nowhere

Linkfest: Sidewalks to Nowhere

Want to talk a walk to nowhere? Well, you can -- sort of. A law in Virginia requires all new developments, residential or commercial, to provide sidewalks out front. Hopefully, all of these sidewalks will eventually meet up, but for now, Virginia is just a rural state sprinkled with scabs of isolated sidewalks.

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8:23 AM ET | 02-19-2008 | permalink

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