35 years of progress

Isaac Laquedem

American design and technology made it possible for Neil Armstrong to walk on the moon, which he did 35 years ago today. Now let's make it possible to walk along Barbur Boulevard and our other major roads.

By Isaac Laquedem
July 20, 2004
  • Kitty (unverified)
    12:38 p.m.
    Jul 20, '04
    (Show?)
    <h2>Ah, but that's social progress you want. We've had the technology to make streets safe for pedestrians and bicyclists for ages. What we lack is the will.</h2>

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