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Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale Youth (NEWS-Y) Adolescent Version From Active Where? study Information on scoring can be found at: http://www.drjamessallis.sdsu.edu/documents/news-yscoring.pdf Suggested reference: Rosenberg, D. Ding, D., Sallis, J.F., Kerr, J., Norman, G.J., Durant, N., Harris, S.K., & Saelens, B.E. (2009). Neighborhood environment walkability scale for youth (NEWS-Y): Reliability and relationship with physical activity. Preventive Medicine, 49, 213-218.

A. Stores and Other Public Places in Your Neighborhood About how long would it take you to walk from your home to the nearest stores or places listed below? Please circle the time it would take you to walk to each place, even if you don t normally go there. Ex: gas station 1 convenience/corner store/ small grocery store/bodega 2 supermarket 3 hardware store 4 fruit/vegetable market 5 laundry or dry cleaners 6 clothing store 7 post office 8 library 9 elementary school 10 middle or high school 11 book store 12 fast food restaurant 13 coffee place 14 bank/credit union 15 non-fast food restaurant 16 video store 17 pharmacy/drug store 18 hairdressers/barber shop 19 any offices/worksites 20 bus, subway or train stop

B. Recreation Places in Your Neighborhood About how long would it take you to walk from your home to the nearest recreation place listed below? Please circle the time it would take you to walk to each place, even if you don t normally go there. 1 indoor recreation or exercise facility (public or private) 2 beach, lake, river, or creek 3 bike/hiking/walking trails, paths 4 basketball court 5 other playing fields/courts (like soccer, football, softball, tennis, skate park etc.) 1-5 min 6-10 min 11-20 min 20-30 min 30+ min don t know 6 YMCA 7 boys and girls club 8 swimming pool 9 walking / running track 10 school with recreation facilities open to the public 11 small public park 12 large public park 13 public playground with equipment 14 public open space (grass or sand/dirt) that is not a park

C. Types of homes in your neighborhood While thinking about the places where people live in your neighborhood, please circle an answer for each of the following questions. Your neighborhood is the local area around your home, within a 10-15 minute walk in any direction. 1. How common are separate or stand alone one family homes in your neighborhood? There are: 5 None A few Some A lot All the residences are separate one family homes 2. How common are connected townhouses or rows of houses in your neighborhood? There are: 5 None A few Some A lot All the residences are townhouses or row houses 3. How common are multiple family or duplex homes in your neighborhood? There are: 5 None A few Some A lot All the residences are multiple family/duplex homes 4. How common are apartment or condo buildings in your neighborhood? There are: 5 None A few Some A lot All the residences are in apartment or condo buildings

D. Access to services Please circle the answer that best applies to you and your neighborhood. Both local and within walking distance mean within a 10-15 minute walk from your home. 1. Stores are within easy walking distance of my home. 2. Parking is difficult in local shopping areas. 3. There are many places to go (alone or with someone) within easy walking distance of my home. 4. From my home, it is easy to walk to a transit stop (bus, subway, train), alone or with someone. 5. The streets in my neighborhood are hilly, making my neighborhood difficult to walk in (alone or with someone). 6. There are major barriers to walking (alone or with someone) in my local area that make it hard to get from place to place (for example, freeways, railway lines, rivers).

E. Streets in my neighborhood Please circle the answer that best applies to you and your neighborhood. 1. The streets in my neighborhood do not have many cul-de-sacs (dead-end streets). 2. The distance between intersections (where streets cross) in my neighborhood is usually short (100 yards or less; the length of a football field or less). 3. There are many different routes for getting from place to place in my neighborhood (I don't have to go the same way every time). F. Places for walking Please circle the answer that best applies to you and your neighborhood. 1. There are sidewalks on most of the streets in my neighborhood. 2. Sidewalks are separated from the road/traffic in my neighborhood by parked cars. 3. There is grass/dirt between the streets and the sidewalks in my neighborhood.

G. Neighborhood surroundings Please circle the answer that best applies to you and your neighborhood. 1. There are trees along the streets in my neighborhood. 2. There are many interesting things to look at while walking in my neighborhood. 3. There are many beautiful natural things to look at in my neighborhood (e.g., gardens, views). 4. There are many buildings/homes in my neighborhood that are nice to look at

H. Neighborhood safety Please circle the answer that best applies to you and your neighborhood. 1. There is so much traffic along nearby streets that it makes it difficult or unpleasant to walk (alone or with someone) in my neighborhood. 2. The speed of traffic on most nearby streets is usually slow (30 mph or less). 3. Most drivers go faster than the posted speed limits in my neighborhood. 4. My neighborhood streets have good lighting at night. 5. Walkers and bikers on the streets in my neighborhood can be easily seen by people in their homes. 6. There are crosswalks and signals to help walkers cross busy streets in my neighborhood. 7. When walking in my neighborhood there are a lot of exhaust fumes.

I. Crime safety Please circle the answer that best applies to the neighborhood where you and your child live. 1. There is a high crime rate in my neighborhood. 2. The crime rate in my neighborhood makes it unsafe to go on walks alone or with someone at night. 3. I am worried about being outside alone around my home (like in the yard, driveway, or apartment common area) because I am afraid of being taken or hurt by a stranger. 4. I am worried about being outside with a friend around my home because I am afraid of being taken or hurt by a stranger. 5. I am worried about being or walking alone or with friends in my neighborhood and local streets because I am afraid of being taken or hurt by a stranger. 6. I am worried about being in a local/nearby park because I am afraid of being taken or hurt by a stranger.