The Story of American Roads
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Worse than that, farmers could take their goods to the stations only in good weather when roads were passable, and for this reason the railroads themselves were getting in bad shape. Hundreds of thousands of freight cars were empty for weeks at a time, and then, when the weather im- proved, were jammed with more freight than they could carry.
It remained for the riders of another kind of vehicle to start a Good Roads Movement. They were the bicyclists.
As soon as sturdy, safe bicycles were put ...on the market, a fad for bicycle riding hit the country, and cycling clubs mushroomed everywhere. For the 174 ill i H ! iii I - - Cycling became a craze around the turn of the century. Clubs all over the country sprang up, and their members set up a loud outcry for better roads over which to ride their vehicles.
The early motor car was not known for its durability, and often the mo- torist spent more time under his automobile than behind its wheel, to the amusement and jibes of spectators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Worse than that, farmers could take their goods to the stations only in good weather when roads were passable, and for this reason the railroads themselves were getting in bad shape. Hundreds of thousands of freight cars were empty for weeks at a time, and then, when the weather im- proved, were jammed with more freight than they could carry.
It remained for the riders of another kind of vehicle to start a Good Roads Movement. They were the bicyclists.
As soon as sturdy, safe bicycles were put ...on the market, a fad for bicycle riding hit the country, and cycling clubs mushroomed everywhere. For the 174 ill i H ! iii I - - Cycling became a craze around the turn of the century. Clubs all over the country sprang up, and their members set up a loud outcry for better roads over which to ride their vehicles.
The early motor car was not known for its durability, and often the mo- torist spent more time under his automobile than behind its wheel, to the amusement and jibes of spectators.
^- !''**.
What to read after The Story of American Roads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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