by Ronald A. Buel · Penguin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780140216783
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«Dead End: The Automobile in Mass Transportation» is Ronald A. Buel's essay published by Penguin in paperback (248 pages, in English).
Buel's starting point is the dominance of the automobile in transport: he analyses how that situation came about and what costs it entails for cities and society. The book argues that this is not an inevitable end and outlines alternatives for reorganising mass transport and changing course.
The edition is from 1973 and belongs to Penguin's Pelican collection. On the cover, the title is completed with the subtitles 'How we got where we are' and 'How we can turn around'.
Recommended for those interested in urban planning and the debate on public transport.
