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Old 11-22-2019, 06:30 PM   #38 (permalink)
Tahoe_Hybrid
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Originally Posted by Hersbird View Post
That's why you physically connect the cars and then run them at full speed limit in the left or middle lanes. They can break off or add more but other cars maneuver around them. 20 cars and a tug would be about 360 feet which would be similar to 2 or 3 semis traveling together.

Getting twice the range on an electric car is good, but using none of it for a little bit of diesel is even better.
HEY i have a better idea Why not build tracks and just have them drive on the tracks instead of having 18wheelers on the road to begin with.

problem solved sure you will be able to to have them physically able to connect multiple of them you can have 3-5 engines pulling 1-2 miles worth of trailers..


you can have it powered by overhead electrical lines as well
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