Topic “transportation”

BAMBOOZLED

Everyone has gone a bit bamboo crazy.

Taxi's in Tabontabon, Philippines are made of 90% bamboo and run on coconut biodiesel. A bit much yeah. 

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car-pooling

With go-loco you can share transport with colleagues, friends and friends of friends (fb style). Save petrol expenses and from driving alone. Easy car-pooling social network. Clever. 

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Your Mechanical Horse

Project Nomad, designed like a horse, this mechanical vehicle can climb steep grades, navigate rocks and seek out vegetation using it's in-built GPS system, turning it into it's own biofuel.

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ExxonMobil...Sustainable

ExxonMobil give us Maya 300. An ENTIRELY electricity-run car, it can be charged entirely up within 8-10 hours from a normal 110 volt household outlet.

Ready for sale in 2011.

(via Inhabitat)

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MAS going green

Ever thought of offsetting your carbon? MAS goes green. Now you wont have to feel guilty about those holidays in Europe and faraway trips to paradise. 

With a carbon calculator, it tells you how much you should donate by how much carbon is released by your travels.

The money goes to UN sanctioned programs to protect rainforests in Malaysia, managed by FRIM on behalf of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. 

Taxis of Our Future

Design boom do a fantastic rundown of the taxis in our futures.

I’m all for the Robot Cab, I cannot wait for the moment that bargaining with Malaysian taxi clouts ends.

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Solar Batmobile

Koenigsegg Quant is going into production.

Reaching maximum charge within 20 minutes there’s also a thin solar coating on the bodywork that will top up power as you scream past.

(via Gizmodo)

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Bamboo Biking

The lo-fi version of Jamidah's Go Cycle post.

Biking in Bamboo by Craig Calfee.

(via GOOD via The Guardian)

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GO CYCLE

To go with the naked bike ride, you need one of these!

Men, it has a turbo button. Women, its electric so you dont have to work so hard and end up all sweaty. If only KL was a cycling city. 

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