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Salon
Salon
Science
Matthew Rozsa

Driving's hidden strain on disabled folk

American culture is dominated by cars, so much that not driving or being unable to operate a vehicle can attract stigmatizing attitudes.

"Clarifying my inability to drive in a society focused on driving results in diverse responses, ranging from dismissive comments to inquiries about when I'll learn to drive," Ashley Glears told Salon, adding that "some may misunderstand, suggesting I'm 'overthinking' or 'being lazy.'"

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