Traffic: Why we drive the way we do (and what it says about us)
Tom Vanderbilt examines traffic as more than a daily inconvenience. By looking at how people drive, respond to roads, and interact with one another, he explores what these familiar behaviors can reveal about human nature and modern society.
About This Book
Traffic: Why we drive the way we do (and what it says about us) examines the experience of driving and the systems that shape it.
The book considers how people behave in traffic and how those behaviors reflect broader patterns in human decision-making and social interaction.
Tom Vanderbilt connects an everyday activity with larger questions about modern life, offering an accessible exploration of roads, drivers, and movement.
For readers interested in transportation, society, and the habits that influence daily life, this book provides a thoughtful perspective on driving.
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