Spaces of Congestion and Traffic

Focusing on the intricate relationship between infrastructure, politics, and societal behaviors, this book delves into the history of traffic congestion in London. It examines how congestion is generated, mitigated, and perpetuated through various case studies of traffic interventions. By challenging the notion that this issue is a recent phenomenon, it offers a comprehensive perspective on the evolution of road use and driving culture in Britain, making it a significant contribution to the existing literature on the topic.