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Traffic

in: Sociology
Summary:

The book explores the complex world of traffic from a multitude of perspectives, delving into the behavior of drivers, the design of roads, and the intricacies of transportation systems. It combines psychology, engineering, and sociology to reveal the surprising dynamics of how and why we drive the way we do.

Key points:

1. Driving Psychology: Vanderbilt examines the unpredictable and often irrational nature of driving behavior, including cognitive processes, emotions, and social norms.

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