Right of Way™

The traffic jam is the last cathedral of American privacy. A disgraced fixer exposes a kinetic psy-op where the automotive lobby operationalizes suicide to preserve the sanctity of the commute.

This corporate noir indicts the architecture of isolation, reframing public transit not as utility but as an existential threat to the illusion of individual control. By mapping the algorithmic predation of a shadow lobby against the pristine aesthetics of maglev technology, the narrative destabilizes the moral comfort of the American roadway. The format circulates infrastructural anxiety into a scalable franchise examining the invisible wars behind the built environment.