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Replying to @politvidchannel
Excellent, no travelling to work, less congestion.
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When we said #Robin can go anywhere a bike can go, we weren't exaggerating!
#ThinMobility
#TheUltimateCityRide
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Replying to @criticalurban @but_cyclists
Going as fast as a car with essentially no safety features is deeply, deeply stupid.
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I get why people want to delete the IRS, but wouldn't it make much more sense to simply change their mandate? Make them focus on big fish only instead of nitpicking middle class tax returns. Force billionaires to pay their fair share.
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Replying to @VivekGRamaswamy @SenJoniErnst
That is bullshit. I worked for eleven years at the IRS. Now retired. The IRS investigates and disciplines its employees for tax infractions harsher than it does for the general public.
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Replying to @copenhenken
Because sidecars can't go through many bike infrastructures
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Replying to @copenhenken
One reason in the UK is A frame barriers, there a nightmare with just panniers let alone any other form of cycle
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Replying to @copenhenken
It is physical much more unstable, to wide for a lot of infrastructure, bike frames are not optimised for this, if you want a stable 3 wheeler, you need a low rider position for a low Center of gravity. This device even turn left while braking 😱
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Replying to @copenhenken
Does look awesome - adds width though. Wouldn't have got through the cycle path I took today
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Follow any sort of transportation policy stuff and the algorithm will eventually drop this dude into your timeline…
Replying to @travis_robert @GovKathyHochul
Current car are very popular, but they cause massive congestion.
The ratio of car width to available road width is the cause.
Thin cars, lanes, and parking spaces will resolve congestion. #ThinMobility
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I have a range extender on order to test. that brings range up to 470
in time people will realize how brilliant this architecture is. enabling vehicles to have extended capacity as needed rather than having the type of vehicle pre ordained from birth
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The robotaxis will be a 2 seater for a number of important reasons:
1) Most importantly: it's cheaper to make and operate!
2) Vast majority of rides are with <= 2 people in the car.
3) Unlike with owned cars, a >2 people trip can easily be accomplised by booking >1 robotaxis. Overall, this is still much cheaper than the carrying cost (ownership) of a >2 people capacity car.
Side note: Additionally, if parents can separate from their kids or each parent takes one kid into their robotaxi, this adds extra 'value' (peace) to parents.
4) 2 seaters are more space efficient on the road (less dead/unused volume)
5) Simpler design of 2 seater vs 4 seater accelerates time to market, reduces high volume capex need, accelerates ramp up.
6) The cheaper 2 seater unlocks greater availability at same investment amount (more 2 seaters can be made for the same cost than 4 seaters) and hence faster market penetration
There is more but above covers the key points.
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Amazon is a notorious efficiency machine. Profit is everything. So I wonder why they'd use gear like this. 🤔
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Team iGo is on a mission to make dignified mobility accessible to the emerging world!
By bringing the safety, luxury, space & status of a car in a unique narrow tilting trike, the @igo_twikes for lower carbon, energy & road footprint!
For a safe, smart & sustainable future!
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When I heard Greta Gerwig was directing, #Barbie became my most anticipated film of the year.
Side-by-side comparison of the new Barbie trailer with 2001: A Space Odyssey.
As Arthur C. Clarke didn't say: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from Mattel.



























