Alfred Hitchcock was driving
On more than one occasion Alfred Hitchcock said that he didn’t drive because he was afraid the police would stop him. It was a lie meant to feed his legend
THANKS, GRANDPA
I had just reached the age of eighteen. It was the end of the summer and the calendar showed that there were only three days before I’d begin my first year at university. My grandfather walked over, sat down beside me, and then surprised me by saying he had decided to buy me a car.
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Let’s pay attention to these ten bits of advice that are perhaps reiterative but can lead to more efficient driving… Are you sure you follow them all?
GPS for liars in the Everest
For some years now, the so-called Top of the World, Mount Everest, has had a universal appeal, not only for professional mountaineers but for fans and adventurers of all kinds.
Laia Sanz: “Where there’s a will, there’s a way”
Laia Sanz’s career and victories demonstrate that talent isn’t a question of gender, even in motor sports.
Car-sharing: toward a new paradigm
Car-sharing platforms have shown that the reasons are economic and environmental: there is a change in mentality toward doing things together and thus promoting a more sustainable kind of urban mobility.
