How walkable is Rahway? According to Walk Score, it’s more walkable than most cities in New Jersey.
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Revisiting Rahway’s Walk Score over the years
What makes a neighborhood walkable? According to Seattle-based Walk Score, it means having a main street or public space, “enough people for businesses to flourish and public transit to run frequently,” and streets designed for bicyclists, pedestrians, and transit, among other things.
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Revisiting Rahway’s Walk Score
One of our early blog posts was taking a look at a then-new site called Walk Score and examining how Rahway stacked up against neighbors and other redeveloping towns when it came to its Walk Score.
Increased enforcement beneath train trestle
Expect increased enforcement of the parking restrictions beneath the train trestle on West Milton Avenue.
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Take a hike
Does anyone walk anymore? Anywhere? It’s tough in New Jersey, but with carbon footprint being a buzzword of 2007, coupled with sensible redevelopment, maybe it can make a comeback.