Are cars becoming outdated? A Stanford researcher says many of today's children might never own a car.
Uber, growing cities and driverless vehicles are said to be bringing America's car culture to a screeching halt. With that in mind, teachers at the Brighton School in Mountlake Terrace are holding a "Celebration of Cars."
Pre-school students are making cars out of cardboard boxes. They go to driving school, through a car wash — and even hit a drive-in movie.
Brighton's early childhood director Suzanna Adams says it's a small way to preserve a piece of Americana.
"These kids will never experience a drive-in movie the way we did when we were kids," she says. "So, it's kind of just keeping that alive for them."
