Nobody Hitchhikes Anymore

"Nobody Hitchhikes Anymore" is a travelogue recounting Ed Griffin-Nolan's journey of rediscovering hitchhiking in modern times. Reflecting on a summer trip from New York to California and New Orleans, and back, the book explores societal changes and the people he encounters along the road. Described as an act of loving rebellion, it offers a thoughtful look at a fading transportation tradition and the connections made along the way.