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Sure, add on a third wheel, some thicker tires, and give me a cabin so I don't need to get too rained on and I can probably get rid of my car and borrow one if
by traverseda 4y ago
Sure, add on a third wheel, some thicker tires, and give me a cabin so I don't need to get too rained on and I can probably get rid of my car and borrow one if I need to pick up like a load of plywood or something.
Seriously though, a cabin probably won't even add too much weight, make it out of corrugated plastic or something. We already have the technology.
#legalize_tuk-tuks
- Tade0 4y agoThe final stage of urban vehicular evolution is the golf cart: https://www.golfcartreport.com/top-golf-cart-cities-in-the-united-states/ https://www.golfcartreport.com/top-golf-cart-cities-in-the-u... Personally I wouldn't mind zipping around in this instead of doing manual labour in an awkward position just to move around.
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- xattt 4y agoAt what point does an adult tricycle stop being recognized as a legal road-going vehicle?
- bombcar 4y agoIt varies from state to state but usually the deciding factor is the motor. No motor? It's a bike, no matter how many wheels it has. Amusingly enough many of the laws are old enough that they are written with "cc" mentioned, below 60cc is a "moped" above is a "motorcycle". Those rules will have to be updated to account for various traction devices.
- ZeroGravitas 4y agoe-tuk tuks (with and without cycling) are a thing, and seem likely to explode in popularity though they mostly seem to be for delivery drivers.