Andrew Clark

Perhaps what makes fall drives irresistible is that autumn’s beauty heightens your sensitivity to the poignant promises of life

Most of the time, driving makes Andrew Clark numb. Once in awhile, he’s jolted back into his natural state – sanctimonious fury – when witnessing a particularly egregious roadside transgression

The moral? When someone suggests you, ‘Take the stairs, don’t literally take them on the roof of your car

Curing traffic congestion by burrowing a gigantic tunnel underneath an apocalyptic hellscape masquerading as a highway is like curing your alcoholism by buying a liquor store

When I leave my dog at the animal hospital, they don’t give me a “loaner” dog to take home with me. When I drop my wife off at the airport, the airline doesn’t give me a “loaner” wife to have while she’s away

Surely there are other ways to avoid getting speeding tickets that do not involve power tools and the nocturnal maiming of automated speed enforcement devices

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If you want people to embrace driverless vehicles, tell them that they can be used as four-wheeled motel rooms

When you are in the driver’s seat it’s hard to extend your snout out the window so you can get a long, deep whiff of all the smells flying past

There is no subtext when it comes to stop signs, Andrew Clark writes