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National Walk to Work Day (NWTWD)

National Walk to Work Day (NWTWD) is an event to promote regular walking and physical activity.

19 December 2008

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The aims of Walk to Work Day are:

  • To promote regular walking as a healthy activity (better physical, mental and social health).
  • To reduce the reliance on the private motor vehicle (reduce car dependency).
  • To promote and improve the use of public transport (less traffic).
  • To improve air quality by reducing unnecessary vehicle emissions (reduce global warming).

For further information on how you can participate, visit the Walk to Work Day website.

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