Mall Walking: A Program Resource Guide
fear of crime ; Mall security staff and presence of other walkers and shoppers help to alleviate a fear of crime that may be prevalent in other neighborhood areas. Fear of injury ; Accessibility to level surfaces in a mall helps reduce the risk of injuries that may occur with hilly and uneven terrain. Lack of resources or accessibility to a gym or
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