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Originally Posted by jamesqf
Not just costly because it'd be expensive to install & maintain, but expensive because it's an inefficient way of transferring electric power.
Then there's another question that comes to mind: is there even enough copper in the world to put induction coils under every road?
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History shows us that they had enough copper to lay LOT's of under-sea telegraph cables across ALL the oceans back in the early 1900's, so I wouldn't worry about the Gooberment demanding that we give up all our Penny's to be melted down for highway electrification (wink,wink).