8 Most Artery Clogged Cities - Yes, L'ville made the cut

Definitely not a list you want to make...but we did. Funny they would mention a bike path...when <shouts> the spandex clad crowd refuses to USE it.


"8. Louisville, KY Louisville contains more McDonald's outposts per capita (39) than any city in the country, according to a Daily Beast/Newsweek report, plus 20 Arby's, 17 Dairy Queens and 19 Papa John's-one reason its residents disproportionately suffer from heart disease. Aside from laying off the fast food, Louisville locals can improve their heart health by taking up cycling. The city is building a 100-mile bike and pedestrian path called the Louisville Loop, leading Bicycling magazine to place the city among the top 25 most bike-friendly in the nation".


http://shine.yahoo.com/healthy-living/8 ... 00587.html

<ehhhhhh> This whole article (I posted) is really just a bunch of Yahoo-bred bullsh**. I just shared it for entertainment purposes. They (Yahoo) pop off with goofy crap like this about every other day with nothing more than a few abbreviated factoids to back it up. Fact of the matter is that I would put the overall health of the L'ville metro area up against ANY city in Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, etc, etc.

<ehhhhhh> This whole article (I posted) is really just a bunch of Yahoo-bred bullsh**. I just shared it for entertainment purposes. They (Yahoo) pop off with goofy crap like this about every other day with nothing more than a few abbreviated factoids to back it up. Fact of the matter is that I would put the overall health of the L'ville metro area up against ANY city in Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, etc, etc.

You named places without cities larger than Louisville.