I live in a very walkable city -- in fact, finding parking is quite inconvenient. It's actually much easier (and healthier) for me to walk a mile to wherever I need to go. In this situation (as I'm sure is true with any downtown area), it is not hard to imagine that the conclusions of the study are sound. Of course, causality is always impossible to establish in sociological studies like this.
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I live in a very walkable city -- in fact, finding parking is quite inconvenient. It's actually much easier (and healthier) for me to walk a mile to wherever I need to go. In this situation (as I'm sure is true with any downtown area), it is not hard to imagine that the conclusions of the study are sound. Of course, causality is always impossible to establish in sociological studies like this.