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By: Quickrelease.tv » Blog Archive » Definition of ‘car’, 1907: “an ingenious device for public slaughter”

Tue, 01 Mar 2011 11:29:46 +0000

[...] charges of death on the streets. I’m researching this history for my book on road rights, Asphalt: A Love story. There are some illuminating cartoons and poems from the Victorian and Edwardian periods of Punch [...]

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By: The history of paved roads. | fourwhitefeet

The history of paved roads. | fourwhitefeet — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 23:49:25 +0000

[...] A short history of paved roads by Carlton Reid, the author of the upcoming book, Asphalt: A Love Story: The hidden history of hardtop and how sealed roads paved the way for modern life as we know it. [...]

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Thu, 02 Dec 2010 15:30:08 +0000

[...] Quickrelease.tv » Blog Archive » On a rutted road to snowhere quickrelease.tv/?p=1435 – view page – cached If you’re currently riding through the UK’s snowpocalypse, you’ll be intimately aware that non-arterial roads are rutted and uneven at the moment. They’re hard to traverse: bumpy, pock-marked and liable to throw the rider at any moment. There are no road markings visible, and pedestrians meander in the middle of the carriageway, unmolested by motors. Tweets about this link [...]