How Weather Affects Pedestrian Rates

Poor babies. Are conditions not perfect enough for you?

Canadians aren't the only people concerned with weather, eh? A new study from McGill and Concordia universities observed pedestrians in nine cities around the world and found people are less likely to walk when temperatures dip below zero, when there's too much rain or too much snow. Published in the journal Environment and Behavior, the study was conducted over 170 days from late fall to early summer.

Lucky for global warming.

Oh, wait.

That is a scam, too.

Bummer.