Bob Poole
Bob Poole
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Robert C. Poole is a well-known American author, historian, and expert on the history of the automobile industry.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born in 1946, Bob Poole's life has been marked by his dedication to understanding and sharing the story of America's love affair with cars.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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American, Historian, Author
As a leading authority on the automotive industry, Bob Poole has spent decades researching and writing about the impact of cars on American society.
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in the post-war United States, Bob Poole was surrounded by the sights and sounds of America's emerging love affair with cars. His fascination with the automobile began at an early age, fueled by family vacations spent on Route 66 and visits to Detroit's auto museums. This childhood curiosity eventually led him to pursue a career as a historian and author.
Major Accomplishments
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Published numerous books on automotive history, including "The Automobile Industry: The Impact of the Automobile on American Society"
Served as a consultant for major automotive manufacturers and government agencies
* Contributed to various media outlets, sharing his expertise on the intersection of technology and society
Notable Works or Actions
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In addition to his books, Bob Poole has been a regular commentator on television and radio programs, discussing topics ranging from the impact of autonomous vehicles to the historical context of modern automotive innovation. His work has also taken him to the halls of Congress, where he has testified before committees on issues related to transportation policy.
Impact and Legacy
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Bob Poole's influence extends far beyond his published works and public appearances. As a leading voice in the field of automotive history, he has helped shape our understanding of how cars have shaped American society. His commitment to sharing this knowledge with a broad audience has inspired countless others to explore the complex relationships between technology, culture, and human experience.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Bob Poole's expertise on the history of the automobile industry has made him a go-to source for journalists, researchers, and policymakers seeking insight into the forces that have driven innovation in this field. His ability to synthesize complex historical data with contemporary issues has earned him a reputation as a thought leader on topics ranging from urban planning to economic development. As we continue to navigate the rapidly changing landscape of transportation technology, Bob Poole's work serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring impact of human ingenuity and creativity.
His contributions to our understanding of the automotive industry will be remembered for generations to come.
Quotes by Bob Poole
The captains are working hard. They set a nice tone and are unselfish. They know we're only going as far as the young guys take us. The seniors recognized that and it gives us a good feel to every practice.
The first six guys in our lineup had two hits each. Our offense showed a lot of balance.
I'm 0-17 in Milford in the regular season in my 17 years of coaching. When you have second and third and no one out, you start thinking that maybe this is the one. But Johnson just shut us down.
It may well be that the risk of a terrorist attack on New York airports is greater than that of an attack on the Houston airports. But the New York contract has all the earmarks of elaborate high-tech bells and whistles --'Gee, that's neat, let's do it because we can'--rather than a business-like approach to getting the most bang for the buck. Let's hope it does not become the model for perimeter protection.
It was the latter that set off alarm bells in the accounting department, which might have been willing to let the plane pass, but not one with floats.
We had a lot of chances early, and we just couldn't score more runs. It killed us in the end.
