Gary Miller explores the dramatic evolution of transportation, from the horse-drawn carriages of 1801 to today’s record-breaking speeds. Yet, this progress isn’t universal. By shrinking the world to a 100-person “global village,” the author reveals vast disparities in access to roads, cars, and air travel, prompting reflection on global equity in mobility.
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