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This article was suggested to me for clean-up by suggest-bot. Having never heard of Walk Score before I did a little research and it seems like a rather simple concept and the article hits all the important points. They may be brief but i don't see much need for clean-up. I have a few minor bits to add: Walk Score recetly raised $2mil from investors and there is a new feature the Custom Commute Report service.
Crininger (talk) 00:04, 2 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]
