Haunted highways Jump to media player In her book, "Killer on the Road", author Ginger Strand traces the link between the Interstate system and highway killers and describes the uneasy relationship Americans continue to have with their roads.
In her book Killer on the Road, author Ginger Strand traces the link between the Interstate system and highway killers and describes the uneasy relationship Americans continue to have with their roads.
Why serial killers haunt US highways Jump to media player In her book, "Killer on the Road", author Ginger Strand traces the link between the Interstate system and highway killers and describes the uneasy relationship Americans continue to have with their roads.
Had they done their homework, they would know the On the Road author would have preferred tokay to a cocktail.
In a 21st-century equivalent of flashing your headlights to warn of an upcoming speed trap, drivers also felt good about sharing information that would help others on the road, the authors found.
Down the road, the authors suggest that tobacco plants may serve as factories for producing other complex drugs.
Correction: May 13 , 2001 Sunday An essay on April 29 about mom-and-pop motels misstated the number of a road the author took through rural Indiana.
In particular, for two-lane Italian rural roads, the authors provide some calibration factors (Table 2).
In a new book coming out in March, Better Than Before (Two Roads), Gretchen Rubin, author of a series of bestselling books on happiness, contends that our habits have the capacity to lengthen or shorten our lives.
The road map's authors identified battery storage and handling as a major area requiring near-term standards.
