Crash Course Quotes

“Cars don't inhibit space, they pass through it.

But they require that vast amounts of space be held available for that purpose at all times.

All that emptiness. But pedestrians can never cross it.

Dividing one side of a street from the other like a paradoxical quantum problem.

A space that is always temporarily occupied.”
― Woodrow Phoenix, Crash Course: If You Want To Get Away With Murder Buy a Car

“Our cities and suburbs have been shaped by the needs of cars in a way that makes their effects impossible to escape. Like the creepy feeling of an empty parking lot.”
― Woodrow Phoenix, Crash Course: If You Want To Get Away With Murder Buy a Car