Each week in his Globe and Mail humour column Andrew Clark writes about the good and bad in driving. Well… mostly the bad.
- There’s an unwritten etiquette with automobiles: If you aren’t the driver, don’t touch anything
- Reaction to A.J. Brown’s Honda Civic shows how much we judge people by what they drive
- People really don’t like having their driveway blocked. Why is it so common?
- In Canada, we are a nation of honkers. We stand on guard to honk
Super Commuter is one flawed man’s quest to find the perfect the commute. He’s writing a book about it.
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