Both Sides of the Line
Washington just turned on its closest friend. The bill will land on every American.
Michel Shane
Michel Shane is a born filmmaker and traffic safety advocate. He co-founded The Emily Shane Foundation after losing his daughter Emily on PCH in 2010. He produced Catch Me If You Can and I, Robot.
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The Price of Free
Sixteen years on one problem, and the person who changes most is not the one you would guess.
MANY OF YOU ASKED HOW TO HELP
Emily's 30th Birthday Campaign, 30 days, through September 10.
My daughter turns 30 today.
My daughter turns 30 today.Thanks for reading!
The Trial I Already Lived
Watching the Bohm Case From the Family Seat
The film became a poster. The poster funds the road.
You are getting this because at some point you stood up for Pacific Coast Highway.
Bringing Driver's Education Back to School
California still calls driver's education a right. It just stopped paying anyone to teach it.
I Got the Lionsgate Call Right for the Wrong Reasons
The real buyers are French, the man who controls Canal+ is already inside the frontrunner, and Lionsgate isn't even legally American
Driving Change: Manifesto for the next 50 Miles
We built a cathedral out of words.
Welcome. 21 Miles in Malibu Premieres on PBS July 9th
"It's a perilous path to paradise. Watch why it matters"