#car culture tag

Dodge Charger EV Slammed By MKBHD: 'Fratzonic Flop'

Many car enthusiasts resist the full transition to electric vehicles, feeling their beloved gas cars are under threat.

NYC politics

Tuesday's Headlines: Car-ruption on Staten Island Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Scott LoBaido's actions highlight the dangers of extreme car culture and the accountability issues surrounding traffic enforcement.

Friday Video: The Best Super Bowl Ad You'll Never See - Streetsblog USA

The playful War on Cars 'commercial' showcases the joys of biking, parodied in traditional car ad style.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine

Walking Shouldn't Be So Dangerous in the U.S.

Walking in U.S. cities poses significant safety risks for pedestrians due to dangerous driving behaviors, with thousands killed annually.

The cultural attachment to cars significantly hampers pedestrian safety reforms.

Los Angeles

fromLos Angeles Times

3 weeks ago

Prison for Instagram posts? L.A. authorities target street racing influencer

A prominent street racing influencer has been charged with multiple counts for organizing dangerous street takeovers that have resulted in fatalities.

Arts

daniel arsham's sculptural world of motorsport immortalized in a two-volume art book

Daniel Arsham's automotive artwork explores the duality of permanence and decay in the context of cars as both objects and memories.

Cars

fromInsideEVs

Dodge Charger EV Slammed By MKBHD: 'Fratzonic Flop'

Many car enthusiasts resist the full transition to electric vehicles, feeling their beloved gas cars are under threat.

NYC politics

Tuesday's Headlines: Car-ruption on Staten Island Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Scott LoBaido's actions highlight the dangers of extreme car culture and the accountability issues surrounding traffic enforcement.

Friday Video: The Best Super Bowl Ad You'll Never See - Streetsblog USA

The playful War on Cars 'commercial' showcases the joys of biking, parodied in traditional car ad style.

fromwww.scientificamerican.com