RE: https://mastodon.social/@TheWarOnCars/116800178716073339

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NEW EPISODE:

Is the way we think about criminal consequences for drivers who harm pedestrians and cyclists another form of motonormativity? A study from Professor Ian Loader of the University of Oxford challenges how the law sees driving and offers solutions.

https://podcasts.apple.com/lu/podcast/rethinking-criminal-consequences-for-drivers-who-kill/id1437755068?i=1000773869738

So, I've just ordered the book "Life after cars" by @TheWarOnCars

(Here you can check where you can buy it with shipping to Poland:
https://www.ceneo.pl/189750628)

I wanted to buy this book after I get my driving licence, but after I've failed my 7-th attempt to pass practical driving test, I doubt if it will ever happen.

The irony is that I want to work in nature protection. To do so, I am required to drive. And by doing so, I will contribute more to the degradation of nature.

I think I will not be a good driver too. I am quite bad at divided attention and I freeze whenever I hear a sudden loud noice.

I know there are many bad and even worse drivers out there on the roads. But it doesn't encourage me to try and become one. Rather to the contrary.