
Researcher. Essayist. Sixteen years studying why roads hurt people and what that tells us about who we think matters.
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They knew the route, they knew the fare, and they knew they rode free. They had the route on one phone and the fare structure on another, and they brought both to their father like a brief. His eyes followed the first solid line: Route 400,...
The sound reached him before anything else.
Not quite a crack, not quite a thud, something between the two, the sound a tennis ball makes against a borrowed bat on a Tuesday afternoon in early summer when school is finally out and the day...
There is a girl who lives in the hills above a highway.
The highway is also Main Street, which means it is technically the center of things. The grocery store, the fast food, the gas station, the small engine repair shop with the American...
You know this feeling, even if you’ve never named it. You are in a car, on a road built for speed, and the road is not moving. The light ahead has been red long enough that you’ve stopped watching it. The lane to your left is doing the same...
Picture the street. Not a street exactly, a word which implies somewhere to go, but rather a corridor between here and there. What you’re picturing is a loop. It leaves the main road, curves through a cluster of houses set back behind their...
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Transportation systems researcher at UNC Highway Safety Research Center. Views expressed here are my own.
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