These towns weren't made for walking

The walk score for my house is 32 (out of 100). And I think that's high, because it counts a sports pub as a restaurant and a mini-Dunkin' Donuts inside a gas station as a coffeehouse. Plus it doesn't take into account the scarcity of sidewalks around here.

My workplace somehow gets as high as 49, and that should even be a bit higher because it somehow thinks the movie theater two blocks away is ten miles away. But again, sidewalks around here are hard to come by, let alone crosswalks.

Contrast that with my previous apartment's score of 88, which is also low because it says the closest grocery store is 7-11 when the Brooks Pharmacy where I got most of my groceries is half the distance, plus there's a White Hen even closer. And of course it's an extremely pedestrian-friendly neighborhood, except in the winter when the sidewalk shoveling is half-assed.

(Link from crayonbeam.)