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If we're talking about highways, you can usually find large stretches of empty space immediately alongside them, at least the same width as the road itself.
by TillE 7y ago
If we're talking about highways, you can usually find large stretches of empty space immediately alongside them, at least the same width as the road itself.
- onion2k 7y agoSure, and above the road, and on the tops of buildings, and all over the place. Solar roads are a bizarre idea. The only point I was making in my post is that if all roads generated electricity they wouldn't need to be very efficient, so using that argument against solar roads is flawed logic.
- beatgammit 7y agoHow so? How expensive is an inefficient solar road vs a regular road with a more efficient solar plant next to it? I imagine that doing them separately would at least make each last longer, and would probably be cheaper on average.