“When Driving Is Not An Option”

Anna Letitia Zivarts

This was a fairly quick read, and one I thoroughly enjoyed. Zivarts does a good job of diving into the details without getting getting bogged down in them, and I’m particularly fond of the fact that, after the ‘conclusion’ chapter, there was an ‘action items’ chapter.

If I could pull out one factoid from this book that I think a lot more people should know, it’s this: roughly one in three Americans do not drive. Sometimes this is by choice, but frequently, it isn’t; roughly one in four Americans can not drive. And we as a country have spent a long time completely ignoring them, content in the fact that Everybody Knows that everyone can drive, right? Wrong.

Overall, a very good read, well worth the time; check it out.1

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