Low-profile Quote by Salman Rushdie

“There is something about the sight of a passing motorcyclist that tempts many automobile drivers to commit murder.”

— Hunter S. Thompson

“The cars rushing below knew nothing. People in cars weren't New Yorkers anyway, they'd suffered some basic misunderstanding. The two boys on the walkway,…

— Jonathan Lethem

“I remember being stunned at the New York skyline as I drove over this big freeway, coming across the flats in Seacaucus. All of…

— Hunter S. Thompson

“A driver who has no interest in motorcycles, and isn’t expecting to see one, may not comprehend a motorcycle regardless of how conspicuous it…

— David L. Hough

“The southbound motorists crawled past, eyeing the conflagration and the quartet of cops who had arrived to eye it as well.”

— T.R. Pearson

“Roadside notices warned of the extra danger, in words so severe that they no longer rhymed.”

— Salman Rushdie

“It was bad enough to be swallowed up by the intrinsic anger of New York City traffic and its seemingly mad competition between cars,…

— Nora Roberts

“Ten kilometers away, the lights of New York glowed on the skyline like a dawn frozen in the act of breaking.”

— Arthur C. Clarke

“Approaching a police car is a very dangerous activity to engage in.”

— Steven Magee

“The place was a truck stop town. Large 18 wheelers lined the sidewalks and cafes. Giant diesel motors roaring their exhaust into the cloudy…

— Jaime Allison Parker

“Three—police jargon for a sirens-on emergency.”

— Marcia Clark