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What If The Future Of Driving Started In 1895
A single calendar week can tell you a lot about how the car became more than a machine. We’re looking at November 1 through November 7 and pulling out the moments that helped shape automotive history in the United States, from the first organized communities of drivers to the legal rules that decided who could build what and how freely the American automobile industry could compete.
We start in 1895, when the American Motor League forms in Chicago while cars are still experimental and roads are built for horses and wagons. That early push for legitimacy and better conditions for motorists…
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