Streetfilm: A Car Tour of Hollywood with a Pedestrian Advocate
<p>Go for a ride with Los Angeles' leading pedestrian activist and learn about some of the challenges in bringing change to the Car Culture Capital of America.</p>
Despite the having perfect weather for pedestrians about 360 days a year, Los Angeles isn't exactly known for being a haven for pedestrians. In this film, Street Films' Nicholas Whitaker interviews one of L.A.'s top pedestrian advocates from the backseat of her car while cruising Hollywood on a Friday evening during rush hour. The car part was the filmmaker's idea...who says advocates don't have a sense of humor?
Published on Friday, May 2, 2008 in
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