Discover the transformative impact of automobiles on urban development in "Driving Force: Automobiles and the New American City, 1900-1930." This meticulously researched non-fiction work by renowned historian John Doe explores how the advent of the car reshaped American cities, economies, and lifestyles. With contributions from leading urban planners and sociologists, the book delves into themes of innovation, societal change, and the evolving landscape of early 20th-century America. Perfect for history enthusiasts and urban studies scholars, "Driving Force" offers a compelling narrative of progress and its profound effects on the American urban fabric.