Wired’s Autopia has a post this week on the new mandate that all vehicles come standard with a “brake-shift interlock system” to prevent deaths of children putting vehicles in gear accidentally (or on purpose) and then being stuck in a runaway car. I can speak from personal experience that being in a vehicle with no [...]
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public transit isn’t the answer
It may be a component, but it’s not the panacea many proclaim it to be. Every means of transit I am aware of has good applications. They all get you from point A to point B – though some regulate where A & B must be. Biking, for example, is a very cheap means of [...]