Published January 19, 2006 in issue 0503 of the Hook

Interviews and photos by HOOK STAFF [email protected]

Art Wheeler: "Obviously, I'm not a traffic engineer. We need traffic ingenuity to deal with our increasing population."

Raven Velaquez: "We need to cut it out with building the highways. Honestly, I think they're over developing. When I try to go down the street, it's so hard to go anywhere because there are too many people in a little tiny area."

Christian Breeden: "We live in a dangerous and fragile place because we're addicted to petroleum. All interstates are conduits for evil. The more we wean ourselves of our dependence on dinosaur bones and the almighty dollar, the better our lives will be."

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