Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and what it Says about Us) | 
pickI liked this book because it was interesting, seemed well researched, and provoked thought. I was not convinced of all the conclusions, like that we don't need traffic signs, but I was intrigued. Apparently people are apt to drive worse when they feel safe and confident. As I am a nervous driver and never feel safe and confident, I must be good. Sometimes just reading about traffic 🚦 gave me a small anxiety attack.
pickLots of interesting information!
When at a standstill on the motorway for an hour, not much else to do but get an extra chapter in.
Google says there's traffic in the B&N parking lot. Gee, I wonder why 😂
I quite enjoyed this book. I don't drive, but the psychology of drivers is interesting.
#anditsaugust day 14: drive
Currently stuck in traffic heading to NYC for #BookCon
Thankfully I brought some #readingmaterial 🚗🚗🚙🚗🚙
Anyone else attending this weekend?!
Today's post for planes, (metaphorical) trains and automobiles. Sadly, these are all TBR still, sitting on my shelves waiting for me. #photoadaynov16
The way humans hunt for parking and the way animals hunt for food are not as different as you might think.
pickThis book tells you lots on traffic. Some things are obvious but some are not. This book makes you think a lot about your driving skills or lack thereof. Very enjoyable read.
