Navigating the Urban Jungle: A Journey Through Driving Anxieties

This chapter explores the anxieties faced by individuals transitioning from public transportation to driving, particularly in the chaotic environment of New York City. It examines the historical development of driving conditions and the resulting tensions between drivers and pedestrians, highlighting the transformation of city streets in the early 20th century. Additionally, it critiques the manipulation of public perception regarding automotive safety, revealing how societal narratives shifted blame away from drivers and towards pedestrians.