… respective dissemination areas and a Street Smart Walk Score™ was linked to participants'
residential postal codes. We used Street Smart Walk Score™ as a continuous variable and …

… indexes, and the discrepancies found between Walk Score and walking rates, the aim of
this paper is to identify land use characteristics that are associated with higher rates of …

… More details about the Score and its validation can be found elsewhere.This analysis …
—was used to determine the Walk Score. A walkability score was assigned to each respondent …

… Our study aim was to estimate the associations between walkability, measured using Walk
Score ® , and each of WC, WH ratio, and BMI among urban Canadian adults. Methods: In …

… The middle walk score category (50–69) was not changed and refers to “medium … Adults
18 to 90 years old that lived in residential areas with a high walk score (walk score 70 and above…

… [21] The current study adds to previous literature by expanding work utilizing Walk Score …
some Walk Score studies have been conducted in non-US locations including in Canada [22,23…

… of walkability using Walk Score® is inconsistent. Twenty-nine papers do not exclusively
relying on Walk Score® as a single measurement of walkability … of walkability. In 33 studies the …

… Canada’s National Population Health Survey (n = 2935; biannual assessments 1994–2006).
We measured walkability with the Walk Score. … analysis to young and middle-aged adults (…

… Included in our definition of low-walkability postal codes are those defined by Walk Score
as “Car-Dependent” (0-49), “Somewhat Walkable” (50–69) and “Very Walkable” postal codes (…

… The Walk Score ® metric is one measure of walkability, … With increased interest in the use
of Walk Score ® as a … how researchers utilized Walk Score ® in walkability research, with …